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  • #61
    Originally posted by ha_banos View Post
    They are small slim and short, machine made rather than hand made, made of short filler instead of long filler tobacco.

    The tobacco is legit. Could be off cuts and leftover pieces.

    Try these to. Might find some to your liking!

    Puros, cigar. Puritos, diddy cigars aka cigarellos.





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    Ah..thanks! Do these need to be kept in humidor or are these dry cured? Also, what are the best puritos/cigarellos? Thanks

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    • #62
      Originally posted by ZomB View Post
      Ah..thanks! Do these need to be kept in humidor or are these dry cured? Also, what are the best puritos/cigarellos? Thanks
      They are not dry cured so will need a humidor.

      Can't say I've tried many. I've tried a couple of different brands my friend had but I've no recollection what they were!


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      • #63
        Originally posted by ZomB View Post
        Ah..thanks! Do these need to be kept in humidor or are these dry cured? Also, what are the best puritos/cigarellos? Thanks
        The Cohiba shorts tend to be well received, I have a pack that I got for free with a box purchase and to my taste they are ok. I have nothing to compare to though as it’s the only puritos I’ve smoked, perhaps compared to the others they are stand out.

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        • #64
          Originally posted by ZomB View Post
          Guys, are there any good mild cigars that have a nice aroma esp. cherry and/or chocolate?

          Thank you!
          There's a brand called Meharis that have artificial flavours if that's what you're after
          'Cigars are a hobby, cigarettes an addiction'

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          • #65
            Originally posted by ZomB View Post
            Ah..thanks! Do these need to be kept in humidor or are these dry cured? Also, what are the best puritos/cigarellos? Thanks
            In my experience so far the best small cigars are made by non Cuban companies so may be beyond your reach for a while. Camacho Machitos spring to mind if you see them anywhere.
            'Cigars are a hobby, cigarettes an addiction'

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            • #66
              Originally posted by PeeJay View Post
              There's a brand called Meharis that have artificial flavours if that's what you're after
              I had a tin of these a long time ago, called Sweet Orient I think. The smell before lighting was devine, I don’t recall thinking much to the smoking experience though.

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              • #67
                Originally posted by Alexw33 View Post
                I had a tin of these a long time ago, called Sweet Orient I think. The smell before lighting was devine, I don’t recall thinking much to the smoking experience though.
                With some flavoured cigars like the La Aurora chocolate ones the flavour is only given off as aroma and you don't actually taste it. It makes a pleasant ambiance though.
                'Cigars are a hobby, cigarettes an addiction'

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                • #68
                  For a small cigar I like the:
                  Rafael Gonz?lezPanetelas ExtraVegueritos36 x 127 (5.0")

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                  • #69
                    I use the RYJ puritos at work they are quite a pleasant little smoke. I find them much nicer than any in the supermarket and there're cheaper than some.

                    Apparently the Montecristo Puritos are also ok but haven't yet tried them.

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                    • #70
                      Time Saver!

                      Originally posted by Alexw33 View Post
                      The Cohiba shorts tend to be well received, I have a pack that I got for free with a box purchase and to my taste they are ok. I have nothing to compare to though as it?s the only puritos I?ve smoked, perhaps compared to the others they are stand out.
                      As el hombre sayz...the Cohiba Short is a decent small stick that delivers a nice puro flavor. The Coros always have a few packs available for those occassions when time is tight or you just feel like small stick.

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                      sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the Coros

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                      • #71
                        Originally posted by PeeJay View Post
                        In my experience so far the best small cigars are made by non Cuban companies so may be beyond your reach for a while. Camacho Machitos spring to mind if you see them anywhere.
                        THanks for the tip! Camacho (orange) is a good suggestion!

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                        • #72
                          Originally posted by PeeJay View Post
                          They do, ring them up and ask or use the live chat facility on the site
                          Whenever I've asked them for the age of boxes, I've been told they can't say what the age will be due to how large their stock is, so it's pretty much luck of the draw. I found that odd to be honest. Have you had success in deciphering/choosing the age of a box prior to purchase, John? I don't plan on purchasing anything from the site again, but I'm still curious!

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                          • #73
                            Originally posted by K444HEP View Post
                            Whenever I've asked them for the age of boxes, I've been told they can't say what the age will be due to how large their stock is, so it's pretty much luck of the draw. I found that odd to be honest. Have you had success in deciphering/choosing the age of a box prior to purchase, John? I don't plan on purchasing anything from the site again, but I'm still curious!
                            I've actually never bought a Cuban box from them, only the Opus box in June. I didn't realise they were that disorganised.
                            'Cigars are a hobby, cigarettes an addiction'

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                            • #74
                              Originally posted by PeeJay View Post
                              I've actually never bought a Cuban box from them, only the Opus box in June. I didn't realise they were that disorganised.
                              It's actually what put me off ordering from them (and the prices are infinitely better here!)

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                              • #75
                                I never think of cigars and flavours ... I think subtle tastes changes

                                If you want very distinctive flavours smoke a pipe


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