Box Pressed or Regular?

[pektel]

If I can swing it, cabinet selection every time.

Pretty sure you are referring to NC's, but my answer stays the same for all tobacco origins.

Well, Except cigarettes. Blech. They could get tobacco straight from heaven (then slice it and dice it and treat it and whatever-else), roll it on the arse of a crying unicorn, and I still wouldn't try them again. But I digress.

I wonder how long it will be before the NC producers start a ribbon dent option.

[DaBear]

Originally Posted by pektel

I wonder how long it will be before the NC producers start a ribbon dent option.

They're way ahead of you, Peter. Those typically go under the "damaged" sticks category at work and get smoked by one of us employees. Granted, if you counted Culebras in this category, CCs were first.

On topic: The bigger the RG, the more I like a box-pressed stick. I normally don't smoke anything over a 54 anymore, but when I do its gotta be box-pressed. Makes it feel smaller in my hand so I don't feel like a tool smoking a big RG stick.

[AdamJoshua]

Originally Posted by pektel

If I can swing it, cabinet selection every time.

Pretty sure you are referring to NC's, but my answer stays the same for all tobacco origins.

Well, Except cigarettes. Blech. They could get tobacco straight from heaven (then slice it and dice it and treat it and whatever-else), roll it on the arse of a crying unicorn, and I still wouldn't try them again. But I digress.

I wonder how long it will be before the NC producers start a ribbon dent option.

Bummer when sending out your lot I pulled a stick out of a cab with a few years on it and it was a dented stick but i noticed a tiny tiny tear at the foot and wanted to send you a primo cigar so kept the dented one in the cab.

Most sticks I buy are in cabs, some of the more vintage stuff tends to be smaller sticks that are box pressed.