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shilala · 07-02-2012, 01:06 PM

I've had a good number of LGD cigars with construction problems, Jacob. (Oddly, I never had a problem with LFD cigars, but I didn't smoke nearly as many.) At a time, I was an LG whore of incredible dimensions. I still have a good amount of 2008 and 2009 Oscuro and Maduro Vintage stuff, I sort of walked past them while I was waiting for them to iron out and stop tunneling on me.
I don't think the construction issues were too far out of line, but LGD cigars are all very pricey and there really shouldn't be any issues when a brother puts the torch to one. I never minded the issues because they weren't all that prevalent, and the cigars were so phenomenal.
For 18 bucks an sb4 shouldn't be falling apart in your hands. Period. I guess I said it earlier, but I think you just got a sub-par stick.

07-02-2012, 01:06 PM	#6
shilala Dear Lord, Thank You. Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Scott Posts: 13,721 Trading: (252)	Re: LG Small Batch #4 I've had a good number of LGD cigars with construction problems, Jacob. (Oddly, I never had a problem with LFD cigars, but I didn't smoke nearly as many.) At a time, I was an LG whore of incredible dimensions. I still have a good amount of 2008 and 2009 Oscuro and Maduro Vintage stuff, I sort of walked past them while I was waiting for them to iron out and stop tunneling on me. I don't think the construction issues were too far out of line, but LGD cigars are all very pricey and there really shouldn't be any issues when a brother puts the torch to one. I never minded the issues because they weren't all that prevalent, and the cigars were so phenomenal. For 18 bucks an sb4 shouldn't be falling apart in your hands. Period. I guess I said it earlier, but I think you just got a sub-par stick. __________________