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I'd be interested cause that minus a Ecuador sumatra as a binder was some of the blends and the leaves I was going to order and am curious on the taste. I do know however the blend would be different but am curious. I myself was waiting till I saved $140 before ordering it so this would be nice to do a review and sample before spending that sum.
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Alright, Corey and Brutus it is.
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Some reviews on these would be awesome:tu
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The new rolls look much better. Grats on the new hobby. It looks like you're progressing rapidly in your rolling skills =D
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Good luck! Great idea but be careful, one day I thought it would be a cool idea to make a pipe to smoke, now look where I am at :)
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And the Roxy brand is born...
named after my Boxer, Roxy http://i781.photobucket.com/albums/y...8/IMG_0924.jpg http://i781.photobucket.com/albums/y...8/IMG_0925.jpg |
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I'll have to follow suit when I get up and running and name my first batch Raz after my dog as a kid Rasputin.
Those look sexy on camera by the way. |
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Sorry to say the one in the mail coming to you has no label.
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I love when my order gets messed up in my favor...
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Outstanding!outstanding! I got to check out the site.
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So uhm, where do I place my order? ;)
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So Drew... when does the Rochester crew get to try one... you've piqued my curiosity. :tu
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well, I need to figure out how to ship them on the cheap. I guess i have to find a good source of small boxes...
also what are the legalities behind selling them, would i just be selling the Cigar band? haha, what prices, pending the reviews i get (to make sure they arent too bad) would people pay for one? @ Dball, let me know the next time you are out at Jerry's and i will hand one over. I would value your input. |
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And here is the new Micro batch,
Havana wrapper, dominican filler, havana binder CT shade leaf wrapper, dominican filler, havana binder http://i781.photobucket.com/albums/y...8/IMG_0944.jpg |
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What shane said.
But I assume you are talking about cigar boxes. That I cannot help you with..... |
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Found these...probably not spanish cedar, but probably ok for a bit!
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Great thread, and the cigars look great!
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Use bubble mailers and regular postage, first class. I think it's like a min. charge of $1.87 and the mailers can be found for cheap if you shop around.
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Can't wait to try the cigar, man :tu |
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There should be several light, creative solutions for reinforcing the stick(s) for transport unless maybe you can secure some generic tubos for shooting samples around.
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ok, how about this... a Roxy Pass?! First come, first serve each person in the rotation takes a Roxy and stuffs it with something in return, it makes it back to you. You get a sampler for a sampler? :)
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ok, so a couple of samples went out. I have had some good comments on the construction, draw, ash and overall appearance.
I will be making some more this week, I am looking for 2-3 more people to send samples to. Send me a PM if interested. Thanks. |
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Got word that it's arrived at the casa, it will be first on the list of things to smoke & review when I get home this weekend :)
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Some updates ( sorry for the big pictures)... got some new tools. Antique foot (tuck) cutter- nice ebay find for 35$
http://i781.photobucket.com/albums/y...8/IMG_0969.jpg I also made my own Cheveta- 304 Stainless :) http://i781.photobucket.com/albums/y...8/IMG_0968.jpg More of some sticks still in the mold, will wrap today. http://i781.photobucket.com/albums/y...8/IMG_0967.jpg Cheers! http://i781.photobucket.com/albums/y...8/IMG_0958.jpg |
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^^Awesome, they look great. How'd it smoke?
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Andrew I will try to get my review to you this weekend but I am running out of time, if I can't make time for it tomorrow I will at one point this coming week! The stick looks great! Doing a great job so far, you make it look easy but I know it is not!
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I consider this a fair review, as it will help me make changes to how I store the cigars after rolling, and amount of time needed to rest the cigar, this thread is a learning tool for me and I hope others can chime in to help with issues I am having.
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Andrew, I got the stick. I just got back from EPIC so give me a bit to let my palate recover. Once the stick sits in the humi a bit, i'll lite it up and post my thoughts. :D
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Other than the burn issue in the review above I was really impressed with the flavors.
It was well beyond my expectations of what somebody could produce at home. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing this experience with all of us! |
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where did you learn about blending the cigars? I'm wanting to start doing this and figure I should start there.
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I start with the Dominican seco and ligero, and I add in dried Havana 7 and some of the darker richer fronto leaves. The mos important thing I have learned is that any filler that is used has to be as close to dry as possible, otherwise it will take a long while to even out. I am learning blending by doing small batches at a time. More ligero= stronger More seco= milder |
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Sorry for the delay in my review. I haven't smoked a single cigar in three weeks even though I got back home this last Sunday. Life has been overly busy, but I'm hoping to get this review in Saturday or Sunday morning :)
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So i am still making more and more, trying to get a good blend.
I am getting much better at the caps. http://i781.photobucket.com/albums/y...8/IMG_0980.jpg Rolled 10 today http://i781.photobucket.com/albums/y...8/IMG_0979.jpg |
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Dude you are awsome! I love this.
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Wow, impressive stuff, cigars look great!!
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Those look awesome! Great job!
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where did you get your chaveta? found a site selling them but seem a little high for a hunk of sharp metal.
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