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09-21-2005, 04:57 PM
Paul_Som

minis

Greetings to all, just a question regarding smoking minis: Is it common to inhale these like cigarettes, or does it remain a mostly taste-only type of smoking? I suppose it depends on the smoker, but because they're smaller and of the size of a cigarette it seems likely they'll act as a higher quality substitute. Only thing is there's no filter and paper isn't used. Thanks.
09-21-2005, 07:30 PM
aomike

well being in Canada, these are a perfect perfect ( because it reminds me of cuba) quick smoke( 10 minutes), especily when its winter and you cant smoke any where but outside, but dont inhale them.

only downside is that they are very thin and burn realy hot near the end

if you want you could upsize to a purito or pantela
09-22-2005, 08:26 AM
Kayakinboy

Personally I've been wanting to try the cohiba minis or clubs for some time, just can't find a site with good shipping rates on one box!

Any canada members wanna strick a deal, lemme know! :smiley20:
09-22-2005, 08:35 AM
TheSilentChamber

I'm going to go pick me up some small stuff today, probably going to start working 12's again so I wont have much time to smoke anything of size.
09-22-2005, 11:04 AM
nhcigarfan

I would probably stay away from inhaling the cigar smoke. Without all the tar and other chemicals you may find the smoke a little overwhelming.

As for mini's I've alway's wanted to try the perdomo moments.
09-22-2005, 11:18 AM
alexgtp

as luck would have it I have some Romeo and Julliet cigarillos for sale.
1 box = 10 cigarillos $10.oo Shipped. :smiley20:
09-22-2005, 02:12 PM
Paul_Som

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kayakinboy

Personally I've been wanting to try the cohiba minis or clubs for some time, just can't find a site with good shipping rates on one box!

I don't know how much you're looking to spend, but for the UK I've found this site to be very good value (they ship from Spain, and it's a lot cheaper than buying in this country). It's free shipping in Europe too.

http://www.cigarsclub.com/

Quote:

Originally Posted by nhcigarfan

I would probably stay away from inhaling the cigar smoke. Without all the tar and other chemicals you may find the smoke a little overwhelming.

It's certainly very strong compared to regular cigarettes. So far I have been inhaling--despite initially feeling a soar throat--but I thought it might be wise to stop since it's so strong and probably isn't meant to be inhaled anyway. To tell you the truth though I'm enjoying these much more than standard cigarettes, and might just keep it up as a pleasure type of smoking instead.