Very pretty.
Bob
Bob's Corona Obesa
Bob's Corona Obesa
Your first question may be, "Why?"
In a moment of both laziness and haste, I reached into my gallon Ziplock bag filled with long cigar scraps, grabbed a fistful, tore the wad of scrap to a modest length, then wrapped it (no binder) in a scrap of Habano 2000--the arc trimmed from the heavy-veined, back edge of a wrapper. No book. No entubado. No nothing. Just a wad of scrap oriented in the same direction.
There you have it. No brain cells were disturbed in the planning of this cigar.
The surprise is that it lit easily, burns well and draws beautifully. The random blend is balanced and enjoyable.
You have to admit that it's a fun thing to look at.
Bob
Since we know it's aged tobacco, it's probably either too moist or too tight.
Bob
Aaah! Please no. I currently have a backlog of my own leaf occupying my curing shed, and the kiln will be used for flue-curing, starting in 3 or 4 weeks.Do you want me to send you some Bob for you to kiln.?
Oh thats funny, no problem Bob. You have a tight schedule , I understand heh hehAaah! Please no. I currently have a backlog of my own leaf occupying my curing shed, and the kiln will be used for flue-curing, starting in 3 or 4 weeks.
Bob
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heh heh here is some Bezuki
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