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I smoked this tonight. It wasn't BAD or anything, but the smoke was very light. I think I prefer thick plumes of it.
Excuse the horrid quality of my brother's web cam:
(in white lettering is "A. Fuente", which I presume is for Arturo Fuente - but which? It was wrapped in cello and presumably machine-pressed.)
can't really tell from the pic. do you know the ring gauge or length? color of the cigar? that would help alot in figuring it out.
Looks like a Fuente Brevas to me.
It looks like an underwater photo of one of the Titanic's famous "unsmoked cigars".
Too humid even for beetles.
BTW, here's a reproduction of the Titanic's Cigar Room.
Looks like a curlyhead or brevas.
how the hell can you tell?!?!Quote:
Originally Posted by grand cru no 2
It's about 6.5 inches long and relatively thin to other cigars I have smoked, but not too noticeably skinny (if it is at all). The wrapper is a "natural" colour I would think.
corona imperial and the spanish lonsdale are each 6 1/2"
http://www.cigarfamily.com/our_cigar..._reg_line.html
Looks like the Arturo Fuentes pigtail. The cigar goes for well less than $3 retail. A very mild and uneventful smoke, but not bad for the price.
It appears to me to be a Fuente Curlyhead... Not a bad smoke for the money, but as Kenyth describes it - "very uneventful"....
I have to agree on the Curlyhead....BUT....
I've smoked a few in years past and found them to be repulsive! :smiley36:
And I'm a BIG Fuente Fan!
Repulsive? Well......OK...."uneventful"
I'll never buy any again! :smiley13:
Curly Head,clippings of the green foots,my wife likes them and they are ok at a buck sixty a stick.
curly heads are shit....
There was nothing curly about this cigar.
ROTFL...tell us what you really think....Quote:
Originally Posted by bigpoppapuff
I figured out that I wasnt blind...my monitor brightness was turned down lol
I think it is the ultra rare A. Feunte fuzzy. Only a few were made because the factory couldn't get them to focus properly.......... :smiley29: