Smooth drawing cigars

**badwhale** · 02-12-2012, 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by FightingFish

Maybe you would like a Berger and Argenti Entubar. They utilize the entubar bunching process. Seems to me like this bunching process allows channels of air to run through the cigar. Since oxygen is key to combustion, this could be a good a thing!

Here's a page at Tobacconist University that I found very informative: http://tobacconistuniversity.org/tob...m-rolling2.asp

I'm no expert, and I haven't really read a lot on the above link, but I remember when they first appeared, and I thought the whole site seemed kinda shady, and sorta a marketing strategy. I mean, what they seem to be "certifying" is tobacconists. I don't see any sort of manufacturer certification. Padron is a sponsor of the site, and Jorge is a "certified honorary tobacconist."

Again, I can't verify any of the information on there, but based on that I'd take it with a grain of salt.

Will

**FightingFish** · 02-12-2012, 03:04 PM

Originally Posted by badwhale

I'm no expert, and I haven't really read a lot on the above link, but I remember when they first appeared, and I thought the whole site seemed kinda shady, and sorta a marketing strategy. I mean, what they seem to be "certifying" is tobacconists. I don't see any sort of manufacturer certification. Padron is a sponsor of the site, and Jorge is a "certified honorary tobacconist."

Again, I can't verify any of the information on there, but based on that I'd take it with a grain of salt.

Will

I'm a little weary of the website too. There isn't one mention of virgins or their supple thighs!