Anyone else here like Dry cured cigars?

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Anonymous Aficionado 11/23/14 (Sun) 20:05:12 No.169

Anyone else here like Dry cured cigars?

Anonymous Aficionado 11/24/14 (Mon) 02:42:33 No.171

Interesting. I saw somebody talking about these in an 4/fa/ tobacco thread a year ago.

Anonymous Aficionado 11/27/14 (Thu) 12:15:50 No.185

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I always thought they were a cheap gimmick; "no need for a humidor, transport, store and smoke as you please"

Checking out reviews online and the much cheaper prices I'm definitely going to give these a try soon.

Anonymous Aficionado 12/02/14 (Tue) 05:15:12 No.190

They're ok. I'd rather have a pack of cigs

Anonymous Aficionado 12/03/14 (Wed) 05:32:59 No.192

>>169
Huh never even knew about these before, ill ask my local smokeshop if they carry any. Dont really like to wait for something I buy online to ship only to find out I didn't like it.

Anonymous Aficionado 12/03/14 (Wed) 16:08:51 No.193

>>192
Very true. I like to know the smell and character of the tobacco before buying it. Just going off reviews sometimes means you're going to waste money on something you don't like.

Anonymous Aficionado 12/13/14 (Sat) 08:35:29 No.212

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>>169
has anyone given Avanti's a try?

Anonymous Aficionado 12/16/14 (Tue) 03:03:28 No.217

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They're harsher than premium cigars and you can't nub them since they burn so hot so I don't enjoy them. Just get macanudo ascots if you need a short smoke. You'll enjoy them way more.

Anonymous Aficionado 12/18/14 (Thu) 23:21:19 No.220

The smell reminds me of old Italians.

Anonymous Aficionado 12/26/14 (Fri) 00:01:37 No.243

>>212
Same company as Parodi. Good shit.