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I've never had a La Flor Dominicana Dbl Ligero Chisel . I picked up a couple tonight . What can or should I expect ? I've heard good things about them but I really don't remember the details . Are they a powerhouse or just a mild smoke ? Any opinions would be appreciated . :smiley1:
very strong...not to be smoked on an empty stomach...
Very good Cigar...and take BPP advice!Quote:
Originally Posted by bigpoppapuff
Thank you for the tip . They are an after dinner smoke . :smiley20:
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Originally Posted by Bubba -NJ
Absolutely. And if you like them be sure to try the Joyo De Nicaragua Antano as well. :smiley20:
I asked the clerk one time about a stronger cigar, and she was listing many of them, then she said that if i REALLY wanted a cigar that'd beat me up, then go for the chisel. So i say, if you don't smoke too often, then i'd be wary of any sudden movements after smokin' that stick.
What a smoke , kinda like playing a woodwind instrument . I ate a good meal , lit it up and sat back . When I got up it took a few moments to clear my head . Definitely not a smoke for the rush hour drive . :smiley20:
I'm not one to necro a thread unnecessarily, but it's not that old so I'm not making a new one. What I thought were fairly strong cigars are mild to me now. A chisel maduro has officially made me realise how much of a n00b I still am at this. I'm only an inch and a half in and I'm getting a headrush. Damn I wish I would have waited until the afternoon for this. :smiley6:
It is delicious though.
I like them. They make me hungry.
um, are you sure that was a cigar you were smokin'? :smiley3:Quote:
Originally Posted by nhcigarfan
Oh yeah. The Dbl's are now one of my favs.
I once decided to take a walk with this smoke, and you do not want to be walking when you are half-way through this one !