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Ever see a cigars ash last this long?
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oroy38
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That's a hell of an ash. Never seen one last that long. I'm not Cigar aficionado, but I've had Montecristos straight from Cuba and I've heard that Montecristos are a good cigar, and the ash never lasted that long, albeit it was a Churchill and not a Torpedo, which may or may not have made a difference.
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Yeah on a LFD double ligero. I was actually walking around the yard with it and was amazed that it stayed so long considering the breeze and jostling action of walking around.
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pretty long, tho not worthy of a gasp
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Actually, I have seen this before, right here to be precise:
http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...postcount=2126
http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...postcount=2126
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Saw this with a Romeo y julieta Exhibicion n°4
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I won a longest ash contest by smoking 7.5 inches of an 8.0 inch cigar before the ash broke a few years ago. The humidor I won is nice but I couldn't taste anything for days.
Also, I did smoke the cigar laying flat on my back to minimize movement.
Also, I did smoke the cigar laying flat on my back to minimize movement.
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I'm impressed.
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Any body ever seen ashes last this long a cigar?Originally Posted by taktikz
This cigar is called La Caya (torpedo)
yes of course.
I actually met the sales rep for La Caya at a house party a year or 2 ago. Real nice guy.
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How 'bout this one? I was at a mini-herf and a friend started handing out the Cuaba Salomones from that special "cushion" humidor. Anyway, we started smoking them and my ash would not fall off so then it became a stupid thing to see how long this sucker would last. Yes, we were a little bored. No, ******* is not bigger than yours. It is actually quite average. At least, I hope so.
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How 'bout this one? I was at a mini-herf and a friend started handing out the Cuaba Salomones from that special "cushion" humidor. Anyway, we started smoking them and my ash would not fall off so then it became a stupid thing to see how long this sucker would last. Yes, we were a little bored. No, ******* is not bigger than yours. It is actually quite average. At least, I hope so.Originally Posted by dpatsil
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