CroMagnon Vs Aquitaine?
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Those look really good, where did you order from?
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Dave and Blue Army
We had problems during the rainy season with the Anthropology.
All of are cigars are firm, but the draw shouldn't have been affected the way it was. Our rolling method doesn't leave a lot of room for error and humidity killed us.
If you send me a private message I will replace whatever number of cigars didn't perform for you.
Apologies.
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We had problems during the rainy season with the Anthropology.
All of are cigars are firm, but the draw shouldn't have been affected the way it was. Our rolling method doesn't leave a lot of room for error and humidity killed us.
If you send me a private message I will replace whatever number of cigars didn't perform for you.
Apologies.
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Well done Skip.
This is the second time I have seen RoMa Craft stand behind their brand. They make great cigars and are stand up guys.
#nice .... Skip whut up
I also ran into a couple of very tight draws in my 5 packs, but thankfully it was only a couple of 'em and they did eventually open up, but the 1st third or so took some effort to smoke
I have to buy a 5-pack of each of these! This forum is getting expensive! LOL
Agentskull
BoM Feb 14
Pace yourself. The next must have stick comes up every other day.
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BrandonP
Cigar King Scottsdale
These have become such a shop favorite for our local guys. All 4 blends have been hugely popular for us. I like all 4 blends at different times. The EC Intemperance is money around breakfast time with some tea or coffee. The BA does well after lunch along with the CroMag and the Aquitaine is stellar after a big dinner.
Too late. LOL. Just put in an order with PodMans.
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Agentskull
BoM Feb 14
well that cromag atlatl is an amazing stick. I have one reserved in my humi for my daughters next birthday
That sounds like an awesome plan.
Skip,
Sorry I missed this. Excellent offer. Thank you very much. I understand the challenges of dealing in a natural product like cigars and I accept the occassional 'miss' as part of the hobby. I was undeterred, as I've since bought more of your cigars from Podman and your site. That firsty Cromagnon Anthropology was the only 'unsmokeable'. I did have an Aquitaine Gran Toro a week ago that was pretty tight also, but worth the effort until the last couple inches. Outstanding flavors; would have liked to have nubbed it, but it got to be more chore than enjoyment.
You've done a great job with the blends of some fanstastic tobacco. Other than the draw, my only 'complaint' has been the lack of bands; which I've read is being corrected. Not a problem when I pick up a cigar from the box in a B&M and smoke it there, but I'm not concsientious enough about marking everything that goes into my humis.
Thanks again for your outstanding offer.
Dave - funny you posted this today, as it's the first time I saw Skip's reply as well. Thanks for articulating what I would say much better than I can.
Skip - As Dave said, thank you for the outstanding offer, but I understand that bum sticks happen and I still won't hesitate to pick up another RoMa Craft stick in the future, especially after seeing your customer service, albeit four months later. No need to send anything my way.
I have been a fan of the stuff from Roma Craft for a while. The intemperance BA Intrigue is great in the morning with a cup of coffee. I always have some of the Cromag and Aquataine Craniums in my humi. They can start off a little tight but typically loosen up after a few minutes.
The unsmokeable tight draws I have had have been on the Knuckle Dragger and Intrigue. I have smoked every regular production vitola plus the Atlatl and while the draws have been tight they have been great and the cigars smoked forever. Best of the line? Intemperance BA Envy close second Aquitaine Anthropology.