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Soulmanure
28-02-2010, 12:56 AM
I'm thinking of making a new purchase in the near future, but I find most of my cigars go a bit more quickly than I'd like, though I might be smoking them too greedily (these days, they include the RASS, Partagas D4, Partagas shorts, and Monte ex. #2). Any suggestions for a long-haul cigar, something that would easily last an hour or more?
jdawg
28-02-2010, 01:29 AM
I think you are smoking those a little too greedily, as the RASS and PSD4 should easily last you an hour.
But, if you are looking for a bigger smoke, you can't go wrong with the Upmann Mag 46 or 50. Both good smokes and should last you longer than an hour!
Soulmanure
28-02-2010, 01:35 AM
True--rookie mistake. They just taste so damn good.
jdawg
28-02-2010, 01:49 AM
True--rookie mistake. They just taste so damn good.
understandable :biggrin1:
kingcohiba
28-02-2010, 01:53 AM
I'd go with a similar sized ring, just a little longer cigar. Perhaps you could be a churchill guy? Robustos are perfect for me! White pipe!
rollzst
28-02-2010, 02:37 AM
I suggest hoyo epicure especial. They are about half an inch or slighly more longer than a robusto and a fine smoke. You can also get them in boxes of 10 and they are quite reasonably priced.
Soulmanure
28-02-2010, 07:04 AM
I suggest hoyo epicure especial. They are about half an inch or slighly more longer than a robusto and a fine smoke. You can also get them in boxes of 10 and they are quite reasonably priced.
I've had my eye on these--would you recommend the epicure over the des Dieux? Or the 1 over the 2?
snooky
28-02-2010, 09:10 AM
Also before you make a purchase ensure your humi isnt too dry if it is they will burn fast. Enjoy :smoke:
Robusto
28-02-2010, 09:34 AM
May I suggest you try Juan Lopez No2?
I find these cigars ALWAYS burn slowly and evenly. Never had a lop-sided burn with one of these. You can let them rest for a good while and they stay alight. What's more they are complex and delicious throughout.
If you want a cigar that lasts for an hour or more, here you have it. If you are a fan of the D4, I'd say you'll be in heaven with a JL2.
I make most Robustos last 80 to 90 minutes typically, and I don't skimp on the draw.
Happy hunting. :cowboyic9:
Robusto
28-02-2010, 09:39 AM
Another thought.
I bought 25 Bolivar Royal Coronas in Cuba recently and they are wonderful on all scores but PARTICULARLY because they are my all-time slowest burning Havana cigars. They are orgasmic and they put it out - and they just don't shift. A long, long smoke.
I have absolutely no idea why but I'm not complaining!
rollzst
28-02-2010, 11:53 AM
I've had my eye on these--would you recommend the epicure over the des Dieux? Or the 1 over the 2?
I haven't tried the des dieux, all i can say is the epicure is very nice, medium bodied, creamy taste. I prefer the epicure 2 over the 1.
Soulmanure
28-02-2010, 03:42 PM
Another thought.
I bought 25 Bolivar Royal Coronas in Cuba recently and they are wonderful on all scores but PARTICULARLY because they are my all-time slowest burning Havana cigars. They are orgasmic and they put it out - and they just don't shift. A long, long smoke.
I have absolutely no idea why but I'm not complaining!
I've got the Juan Lopez 2 short listed, along with the Hoyo, but the Bolivars look interesting too. So many great choices...
Soulmanure
28-02-2010, 03:44 PM
Also before you make a purchase ensure your humi isnt too dry if it is they will burn fast. Enjoy :smoke:
Good point--I've got two calibrated digital hygrometers--been at a steady 66 or 67 degrees for a long while now. The RASS actually burn more slowly than the the Partagas D4--they seem less dense than the RASS.
daverave999
28-02-2010, 05:10 PM
I'd agree with the Bolivar Royal Corona.
Soulmanure
28-03-2010, 10:28 PM
Well,
I just finished myself a Bolivar Royal Corona, and I get it. That sucker lasted well over an hour and a half, and was a consistent, rich smoke all the way through. It was a bit tight and went out a couple of times, but I assume that's because there's a helluva lot of tobacco in there and my cigars are a bit young (august 09). I'm going to let the rest sit a while and then, on a nice, leisurely summer day, sit in the garden and toke away. Thanks for the suggestions!
I've had my eye on these--would you recommend the epicure over the des Dieux? Or the 1 over the 2?
IMO I feel the epicure is a girls cigar :biggrin1:, lacks that punch in the mouth feeling that you get from the epi no.2 :849:
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