I've now smoked 4 Ruination belicosos. Perhaps it is the shape, but each one had a tough draw in the first third. I wouldn't label it as an issue, just a tough draw; the cigar is filled to the brim with tobacco, afterall.I have only smoked 2 of them (a robusto and a Belicoso) but didn't have draw issues on either of mine ... maybe yours was a tad wet or something. I did love them, though. When the price drops I'll definitely be in on some robustos.
The Ruination is stronger -- much stronger -- than the regular Man O' War. I believe I read it is loaded with more ligero.After the last time I smoked a Man O' War toro, I was extremely sick to my stomach, however I held off spewing. I smoke a lot of Cigars too, Including full body/flavor stick, and I put it down when I started feeling the rush thinking I might avoid the gut rot. I REALLY liked the flavor profile however I guess I just cant handle the strength. Naturally, this makes me a little afraid to try the ruination. Can anyone speak to the strength of these as compared to the original Man O' War?
Thanx for the heads up. :thumbsup:The Ruination is stronger -- much stronger -- than the regular Man O' War. I believe I read it is loaded with more ligero.
If the originals didn't agree with you -- I'd stay away from the Ruination.
I thought the regular Man o War was just okay, but nothing special (and not worth way you pay for them). But I'm told the smaller sizes, like the corona, are better so maybe I'll try those.The Ruination is stronger -- much stronger -- than the regular Man O' War. I believe I read it is loaded with more ligero.
If the originals didn't agree with you -- I'd stay away from the Ruination.