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    Hardly what I'd call a 'haul', but it'll keep me happy...and my humi doesn't looks quite so empty now!


    L-R: La Rica Corona (removed from tube for photo), La Rica Churchill Maduro, Chinchalero Torpedito, Chinchalero Novillo Torpedo, Chinchalero Novillo, Chinchalero Furte Novillo Torpedo, Rocky Patel 1990 Vintage Petit Corona.

    Now chilling for a bit!
    My photoblog: http://chrisclarkphoto.blogspot.com/
    Pretty ladies, pretty landscapes and fuzzy animals! Tell your friends!

  • #2
    Thats a very nice haul, im sure your humi will enjoy there company for a few days until one by one you fire them up

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    • #3
      I'm very intrigued by the 2 maduros I've picked up, having never tried one before...and the RP is calling to me after all the wonderful things I've heard about them! I need to try and pick up a few different singles every month until I decide on some boxes to buy
      My photoblog: http://chrisclarkphoto.blogspot.com/
      Pretty ladies, pretty landscapes and fuzzy animals! Tell your friends!

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      • #4
        They look absolutely gorgeous mate! Especially the Chinchalero Torpedito. Is it true that it needs a different cut than a 'regular' one?
        Let's be honest life is shite. But the graphics are better than in any computer game!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by crisdean View Post
          They look absolutely gorgeous mate! Especially the Chinchalero Torpedito. Is it true that it needs a different cut than a 'regular' one?
          No idea, first time I've bought a torp of any kind!
          My photoblog: http://chrisclarkphoto.blogspot.com/
          Pretty ladies, pretty landscapes and fuzzy animals! Tell your friends!

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          • #6
            That Novillo Torpedo deserves to be smoked immediately! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

            Check out the Oliva V Torpedo too - a bit more expensive but last a hell of a lot longer.

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            • #7
              Whats the RG on those Chinchaleros, they look impossibly huge!

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              • #8
                The RP 1990 Vintage is a very nice smoke. Enjoy!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by moppy View Post
                  Whats the RG on those Chinchaleros, they look impossibly huge!
                  66! The torp ones won't be a problem, but the other one (3rd from the right) won't actually fit in my cutter
                  My photoblog: http://chrisclarkphoto.blogspot.com/
                  Pretty ladies, pretty landscapes and fuzzy animals! Tell your friends!

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by ChrisMClark View Post
                    66!

                    .... but the other one (3rd from the right) won't actually fit in my cutter
                    Chainsaw Chris. I don't see any other option!

                    Nice little (big) selection there Mate.
                    If you want to, you can.
                    And, if you can, you must!

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                    • #11
                      I might reat myself to a punch at some point, especially if I like the stogie as I'll be buying a box at some point. That's what I love about Chinchaleros most...the price
                      My photoblog: http://chrisclarkphoto.blogspot.com/
                      Pretty ladies, pretty landscapes and fuzzy animals! Tell your friends!

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                      • #12
                        I reckon you could use a new scalpel blade to carefully cut the non-torpedo - available in all good art shops. I bought a 66RG cutter (Angelo I think) which works well but it was ?20 and I hardly ever use it.

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                        • #13
                          [QUOTE=skins;75528]I reckon you could use a new scalpel blade to carefully cut the non-torpedo - available in all good art shops.

                          I wouldn't try that on a 60+ gauge ..... the blades aren't really long enough to cut through cleanly or quickly in one hit ..... it's really a job for one of Roks CC cutters Chris.

                          I don't know what the score is with them at the mo, but a PM to Lionhound wouldn't hurt.
                          If you want to, you can.
                          And, if you can, you must!

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                          • #14
                            Be a good soldier chris and bite the end off

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                            • #15
                              I've got a scalpel set that I use for mouting photograph prints...it's got a hiowge blade it it...but I'm going to let it chill for a while anyway!
                              My photoblog: http://chrisclarkphoto.blogspot.com/
                              Pretty ladies, pretty landscapes and fuzzy animals! Tell your friends!

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