dualing la traviata's

trendo · 02-17-2012, 02:02 PM

This stick is only a year old, which proably makes a biggest difference in the draw. Everything here in hawaii seems to take a while to dry out. The diference in flavor was slight, but the smoke volume and such may be contributed to the older cigars time to dry out a bit.

I am by no means a super taster, and I must admit that my palate felt a little blown out when double fisting the two cigars. Being that they were two, I had to puff a lot more often than usual.

Being that the cigar has only been around for a couple of years, I am not sure what the aging potential is......If I still got some a couple of years from now, maybe I will revisit this post

02-17-2012, 02:02 PM	#3
trendo Still Watching My Back Join Date: Jan 2012 First Name: Troy Location: Maui Posts: 223 Trading: (16)	Re: dualing la traviata's This stick is only a year old, which proably makes a biggest difference in the draw. Everything here in hawaii seems to take a while to dry out. The diference in flavor was slight, but the smoke volume and such may be contributed to the older cigars time to dry out a bit. I am by no means a super taster, and I must admit that my palate felt a little blown out when double fisting the two cigars. Being that they were two, I had to puff a lot more often than usual. Being that the cigar has only been around for a couple of years, I am not sure what the aging potential is......If I still got some a couple of years from now, maybe I will revisit this post