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All right. Still a piece of cake to cut the flags to match each other and only under-tuck the yellow one.
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Dominican56
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What wrapper is on that nice looking cigar?
... I don't know man, it seems you could teach that dude a think or two to me.I´m getting closer and closer, just have to learn how to do a proper "flag-thing".
Thanks, these are blades from WLT, Criollo 98 Wrap, Corojo Seco and some times I put a leaf or two in the middle from my own crops.
Crazy progress you’re making!I´m getting closer and closer, just have to learn how to do a proper "flag-thing".
Bliss laid these three on me:
Ain't they sweet? They are like hummingbirds, so small and beautiful. There are way too many monstergars in this world, & too few gems.
I just dunno whether I have patience enough to let them age properly before I torch one.
Ain't they sweet? They are like hummingbirds, so small and beautiful. There are way too many monstergars in this world, & too few gems.
I just dunno whether I have patience enough to let them age properly before I torch one.
Love that fecto. Plump in the lower barrel for best volume where it counts.
Burned this "tester" yesterday a day off the rolling board. A new blend, 1:1:1, nica habano seco, Brazilian habano viso, Dominican olor ligero, bound in Dominican binder, wrapped in Aripiraca. Earthy, coffee, and unsweetened cacao.
Sounds the result is quite positive? All three fillers are from LO?Burned this "tester" yesterday a day off the rolling board. A new blend, 1:1:1, nica habano seco, Brazilian habano viso, Dominican olor ligero, bound in Dominican binder, wrapped in Aripiraca. Earthy, coffee, and unsweetened cacao.
I have been thinking about a blend using Brazilian filler for sweetness which nobody can resist, and Nicaragua and Dominican fillers for traditional classic cigar flavors. Then your post come up here!
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I'm very familiar with all them leaves and have done similar blends. IMHO there are better visos. I think that one is more of a failed binder. From LO, the Cubra seco (which is a viso) is one possibility.Burned this "tester" yesterday a day off the rolling board. A new blend, 1:1:1, nica habano seco, Brazilian habano viso, Dominican olor ligero, bound in Dominican binder, wrapped in Aripiraca. Earthy, coffee, and unsweetened cacao.
Love these, one of my favorites
What are they?
It's Black Label Trading Company's small batch line, Black Works Studio. The cigar is the Killer Bee in Petite Corona (4.5 X 46). It has an Ecuadorian Maduro wrapper, Nicaraguan binder and filler. Great all around smoke. I love all the lines from them that I've had so far. Definitely worth a try if you like medium-full sticks.
Sounds good. I'll see if I can find it local. ..not a lot on filler detail out there it seems.