Pics of your sticks!!

[MarcL]

from the center; cv black, peru ligero/seo fillers. pa and va binders. cameroon and olor wrappers.

 

[nict]

Lonsdales, Coronas, Belicosos

 

[tullius]

It's finally time.

No. 28: 1 cvva seco 3 corojo ligero, sumatra bind, corojo wrap, hand roll, 1 year+6 day rest.

42 x 4.6

 

[tullius]

 

[deluxestogie]

It's a lovely morning here. Blue sky with high, wispy cirrus clouds. The temperature is 68°F, and the humidity is lower than it's been in a long time. I detect almost no breeze at all. Morning dew still sparkles from the grass. A few crickets, chirping birds and an occasional cicada break the silence. (Count the number of cricket chirps in 15 seconds, add 37, and that's the approximate temperature. That comes to 60 at the moment, while the measured temp on my porch is 63°F.)

In digging through bags of forgotten tobacco samples, I came across two leaves of Paraguay Flojo ligero. It looked and felt oily, with a distinct sheen, and a potently aromatic earthiness. Despite knowing better, I matched this with a leaf of Peru ligero--lots of strength, with a crisp edginess. Wrapped it in Ecuador grown Cameroon. All three from WLT.

Wake-up call cigar, with a potted, Indonesian Liquiça tobacco plant (a dark, sun-cure variety) in the dappled morning sunlight.

Holy crap, is this delicious! And first cigar in the morning is the only time I can handle such a heavy nicotine hit. Along with a big mug of strong coffee.

Bob

 

[CobGuy]

Love that Ligero!

 

[webmost]

Robin

 

[ChinaVoodoo]

@writeman received his first order from WLT, and drove many miles this morning to my house. We opened up the Terroso Profundo kit and had a productive rolling session. Ignore the mold; these are all freehand. The ones on the right are my rolls, and the left are his.

 

[CobGuy]

Very nice … having a mentor makes a huge difference.

 

[deluxestogie]

Pay no attention to the old man with a cigar mold behind that curtain.

Bob

 

[plantdude]

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Robin

Showing us the bird now are ya
That's a nice cigar and some beautiful wood in the background. I've noticed it in some of your other pics, any idea what type of wood it is?

 

[MarcL]

 

[CobGuy]

@MarcL … awesome!

 

[tullius]

I'll second that, beautiful work Marc

 

[MadFarmer]

How did they smoke, China?

 

[webmost]

Showing us the bird now are ya
That's a nice cigar and some beautiful wood in the background. I've noticed it in some of your other pics, any idea what type of wood it is?

Not wood.
Sandstone from Utah.

@writeman received his first order from WLT, and drove many miles this morning to my house. We opened up the Terroso Profundo kit and had a productive rolling session. Ignore the mold; these are all freehand. The ones on the right are my rolls, and the left are his.

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I like the ones on the left.
Shinier.

 

[MarcL]

Thank you both for saying that.

 

[Torcedormike89]

Decided to post another pic 57x7.5” arapiraca / ct broadleaf wrap
Nicaraguan habano binder
Filler is
Honduran/Nicaraguan

 

[Easydoesit]

Sunrise cigar

 

[webmost]

Love it