And I mean couldn't finish because it was a bad cigar.
There have been many, but the most memorable ones were:
1. Iguana candela — I've never had a good candela, though I've heard some are good. This Iguana was absolutely repulsive.
2. Acid — I hate these things. I can't see how anyone can smoke them.
3. El Producto Fino — ok, this barely counts as a cigar—it even says "may contain non-tobacco products" on the side of the box, but a guy wanted me to bring him a box of them from the US and we smoked one together.
Well, he smoked one. I smoked about 1/3 of one.
4. Some thing called an "All American." It was approximately corona sized, if I recall correctly, and the label said "All American." It was red, white and blue, and the box said "fine cigars." It had a taste that was somewhere between old, moldy wood and rotten vegetables.
There have been many, but the most memorable ones were:
1. Iguana candela — I've never had a good candela, though I've heard some are good. This Iguana was absolutely repulsive.
2. Acid — I hate these things. I can't see how anyone can smoke them.
3. El Producto Fino — ok, this barely counts as a cigar—it even says "may contain non-tobacco products" on the side of the box, but a guy wanted me to bring him a box of them from the US and we smoked one together.
Well, he smoked one. I smoked about 1/3 of one.
4. Some thing called an "All American." It was approximately corona sized, if I recall correctly, and the label said "All American." It was red, white and blue, and the box said "fine cigars." It had a taste that was somewhere between old, moldy wood and rotten vegetables.
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