I am sure many of you, like myself, are not indoor smokers. Whether it be by choice or directive from our better halfs etc.
When winter comes, it often requires a shorter smoking time.
In other forums there have been numerous discussions on what to smoke during the winter for those of us who are stuck out in the cold. This usually ends up in a list of various cigars with a RG of less than 40. On occasion branching up to the Corona 44 size.
Being my first winter in the RYO world, I am wondering on rolling practices to achieve the smaller gauge.
How do you go about keeping a blend close to your normal flavour but at the new size?
Do you drop to a single binder, or skip it all together?
Do you still entubado roll or change method to something else, or utilize scrap filler?
Do you use molds at these smaller sizes or is it not relevant?
Any insight is appreciated.
When winter comes, it often requires a shorter smoking time.
In other forums there have been numerous discussions on what to smoke during the winter for those of us who are stuck out in the cold. This usually ends up in a list of various cigars with a RG of less than 40. On occasion branching up to the Corona 44 size.
Being my first winter in the RYO world, I am wondering on rolling practices to achieve the smaller gauge.
How do you go about keeping a blend close to your normal flavour but at the new size?
Do you drop to a single binder, or skip it all together?
Do you still entubado roll or change method to something else, or utilize scrap filler?
Do you use molds at these smaller sizes or is it not relevant?
Any insight is appreciated.