Just curious. You know, when you see these old dried things at the gas station and get really curious. Swishers of course are good sometimes. :smiley14:
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Just curious. You know, when you see these old dried things at the gas station and get really curious. Swishers of course are good sometimes. :smiley14:
i use to smoke swishers before i started to get into cigars more
i've smoked quite a few swisher wrappers, but never the filler. yuck. i used to smoke the occasional black and mild or sometimes a honey backwoods back in highschool. but i'd have to say that the best machine roled cigar i've smoked are the flor de canos selectos. but those are hand finished.
I've always been partial to Backwoods. Reminds me of pipe tobacco.
I've had a few ISOM machine mades that were good.
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I've had a few cigarellos that are machine made. Like Cohiba, Romeo Y Juliet and Montecristo's. I don't think I will be buying them anymore... It loses its flavour and appeal if only touched my a machine :smiley36:
My grandfather had empty boxes of Roi-Tan in about every closet of his house. I couldn't begin to tell you how many of those darn things I hauled out. I still have about ten of them from my very first box that I bought(if we count it as a "real" cigar LOL) I haven't had one for a long time, but I must confess that it is a regular contender for my attention every time I open up Coolidor #2 and time is short.
Them are good for cheapies.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
Backwoods...... all I could afford on my salary...
Made me feel like Clint Eastwood :smiley7:
I keep a pack of swishers for my girlfriend. It's the only way i can lure her into smoking with me. She likes the cherry tips.
Connecticut puros!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin7
Lots of old timers around here smoke them. :smiley17:
Toppers are good if you can find them