I tried a 5 Vegas Limitada 2013 today and I really enjoyed it. Problem was I kept getting this brown liquid tobacco gathering on the head while smoking, never saw this before. After I trimmed it a few times it seemed to stop. What caused this? Thanks for your help!
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Leaky cigar??
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That's tar.
It typically comes from smoking too fast. Though smaller ring gauge cigars can have it happen, even if you are smoking slowly.
Try purging during your smoke occasionally. Clipping a little more off the head can help too - though that can lead to a new set of problems.
Mostly, just slow down your smoking pace.
It typically comes from smoking too fast. Though smaller ring gauge cigars can have it happen, even if you are smoking slowly.
Try purging during your smoke occasionally. Clipping a little more off the head can help too - though that can lead to a new set of problems.
Mostly, just slow down your smoking pace.
Tar buildup; was the draw tight? usually forms in a plugged or tight drawing cigar
I hit this problem every winter if I want to smoke a cigar at work. Smoking is not allowed inside, so I have to step outside beside the office for a cigar. That combination of cold weather and smoking a little faster plays havoc with the quality of the burn.
I can smoke just as fast in my smoke room at home, but when I go outside into the cold weather, it seems to cause the tar to build up a little faster and get the leaking effect. If I slow down a little, it does not happen. I am glad your reminded me as the weather starts to cool off. Maybe this year I can forego the "relearning process" of winter smoking.
I can smoke just as fast in my smoke room at home, but when I go outside into the cold weather, it seems to cause the tar to build up a little faster and get the leaking effect. If I slow down a little, it does not happen. I am glad your reminded me as the weather starts to cool off. Maybe this year I can forego the "relearning process" of winter smoking.
