Long Filler cigars?

[Puff Scotty]

Should the long filler cigars be just that?
ie. the rolled single leaves 'end to end' on the cigar? I thought this was the case but my own eyes have told me I'm wrong! :eek:

[Big_T_UK]

Think the Glenmorangie thing is in the wrong thread, n'es pa?

Regarding long filler, essentially you have it. Not shredded tobacco but whole or substantial portions of the leaf rolled into a cigar with the stem end of the leaf orientated to the cap end that you draw on. You set light to the tip of the leaf, hence the reason the cigar gets stronger as you smoke down the leaf, more flavour near the stem/stalk.

[monkey66]

Yup, what T said.

If you cut it open and it is in bits it is probably not log filler. Sometimes good way to spot fakes.

Probably worth remembering that a stick that has dried can disintegrate some and may be in bits when cut open.

If you watch a cigar being rolled you can see it is basically a bunch of big leaves.

[daverave999]

Think the Glenmorangie thing is in the wrong thread, n'es pa?
Indeed, apologies. My only excuse is that I am wildly hungover.

[JOAO LA PEZ]

[QUOTE=Big_T_UK;133686

Regarding long filler, essentially you have it. Not shredded tobacco but whole or substantial portions of the leaf rolled into a cigar with the stem end of the leaf orientated to the cap end that you draw on. You set light to the tip of the leaf, hence the reason the cigar gets stronger as you smoke down the leaf, more flavour near the stem/stalk.[/QUOTE]


More knowledge gleaned, at this rate i will be an idiot long before i am dead.