I think I know the answer, but...will keeping the flavored ones in cello prevent the problem? I'm guessing not.You will not like the results if you mix them with your non-flavored sticks.
What's the deal with Macanudo? I guess I haven't lurked enough to read about them here. I didn't buy them on hype, a friend sent me a three-some to try and I liked them. I don't know anything else about the brand, and don't think I've tried anything other than the 1968. As far as finding some local advice, that's a good tip and I did last week. He suggested that if I like the 1968 I might like the Olivas better, and I did. Plus I think they cost less.
I really like the way that the Tabak has a very light draw that's nice and smoky. So how do I describe that or look for it in other cigars? I don't like the ones I've tried with a tight draw that requires a couple puffs to get started. It seems related to the tightness of the wrap and how much give they have, am I correct? The tabak is easy to squeeze and soft.
I do want to get in on some trades, I look forward to that a lot. I also would like to find an experienced local who'd like to do some trades or visit a shop/lounge together.Try the newbie sampler in the exchange forum.
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