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T.G 05-31-2011 10:45 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Thanks for the info Sam. Have you set a release date yet?

Sam Leccia 05-31-2011 11:14 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by T.G (Post 1279808)
Thanks for the info Sam. Have you set a release date yet?

I haven't set an exact date. Release dates can be tricky.

I do plan on shipping this summer though. It's looking like end of July.

Don Fernando 05-31-2011 11:35 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sam Leccia (Post 1273451)
I take all of the praise and criticism both to heart and in stride.

well, take my critisism: try to make cigars with a normal RG. Anything over 55 sucks.

lilwing88 05-31-2011 11:57 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sam Leccia (Post 1279756)
The wrapper is a dark oily Habano wrapper grown in Ecuador. The blend consists of Nicaragua, Honduras, and Santo Domingo tobaccos.

The cigar is made in Honduras.

I would call the blend a medium to full with a nice draw, very flavorful with an incredible aroma and burns a chalk white ash.

I definitely would say it has a coffee hint to it with some hints of nut...like almond. There is a rawness to it that I enjoy the most. They age very well making the wrapper even more oily.

I love it. I hope you will to!



I apologize for not answering sooner...As you can imagine I have been swamped with getting this company off the ground.



(thanks Nofeardiver, for the private message on responding to this question)

Thanks for the info, Sam. Sounds awesome. Can't wait to try one!

weak_link 05-31-2011 12:36 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Dear Sam,

I love coronas and smaller rg cigars.

Why do you hate me?

Love

W_L

Sam Leccia 05-31-2011 01:06 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Don Fernando (Post 1279847)
well, take my critisism: try to make cigars with a normal RG. Anything over 55 sucks.

The Debut Torpedo is a traditional sized 6 1/2 X 52.

Sam Leccia 05-31-2011 01:08 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by weak_link (Post 1279890)
Dear Sam,

I love coronas and smaller rg cigars.

Why do you hate me?

Love

W_L

LOL

I don't hate you...I love you so much that I want to give you MORE!


ok, maybe I just hate you.

Just kidding bro...

T.G 05-31-2011 01:10 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
:r:r:r

BTW - thanks for the info on approximate release dates.

maninblack 05-31-2011 01:11 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
I for one love big ring gauges and they tend to be selling quite well. If not, no one would be making them. Can't wait to try these Sam.Good luck.

NCRadioMan 05-31-2011 01:11 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Color me surprised! :D

Sam Leccia 05-31-2011 01:14 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by NCRadioMan (Post 1279933)
Color me surprised! :D

Question for you:

why NC radioman?

reason I ask because i was a radioman in the Navy.

OLS 05-31-2011 01:22 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
He has the golden voice. And the titanium hip.

Skywalker 05-31-2011 01:26 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLS (Post 1279944)
He has the golden voice. And the titanium hip.

Think about it Brad. You only have 15 minutes to change your post!:hm

Gophernut 05-31-2011 01:39 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maninblack (Post 1279932)
I for one love big ring gauges and they tend to be selling quite well. If not, no one would be making them. Can't wait to try these Sam.Good luck.

I agree. I like the big rg too. Not sure why, but I enjoy em. The smaller ring gauge just doesn't seem like I'm smoking a cigar. Maybe it just feels too close to a cigarette. :sh

neoflex 05-31-2011 01:46 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maninblack (Post 1279932)
I for one love big ring gauges and they tend to be selling quite well. If not, no one would be making them. Can't wait to try these Sam.Good luck.

Hmmm, Kevin likes a big thick stick in his mouth. Good to know.:r:D J/K.

maninblack 05-31-2011 01:57 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Ha ha ha John. I hate cigarettes and corona's feel too much like smoking a cig.

Gophernut 05-31-2011 02:18 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by neoflex (Post 1279974)
Hmmm, Kevin likes a big thick stick in his mouth. Good to know.:r:D J/K.

How could this possibly be good to know??? :r:r

T.G 05-31-2011 02:23 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maninblack (Post 1279986)
Ha ha ha John. I hate cigarettes and corona's feel too much like smoking a cig.

Jezus, what kind of cigarettes were you smoking that were 5/8" in diameter?

http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l1...b5axo1_500.jpg


;)

maninblack 05-31-2011 02:25 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
I plead the fifth. College was a haze.

CoreyD 05-31-2011 04:02 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sam Leccia (Post 1279756)
The wrapper is a dark oily Habano wrapper grown in Ecuador. The blend consists of Nicaragua, Honduras, and Santo Domingo tobaccos.

The cigar is made in Honduras.

I would call the blend a medium to full with a nice draw, very flavorful with an incredible aroma and burns a chalk white ash.

I definitely would say it has a coffee hint to it with some hints of nut...like almond. There is a rawness to it that I enjoy the most. They age very well making the wrapper even more oily.

Sounds like a good mix Sam ,can I call you Sam or Would you prefer Mr. L . Can't wait to put this to my still young pallet or even sit and chat about the process and reason of self selection, this hobby has me hooked on all aspects and I crave knowledge my brother. hehe

jsnake 05-31-2011 04:06 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Very excited and anxious to smoke this new offering from Sam. I wish you the best.

Ranger_B 05-31-2011 06:10 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
I can not wait for some smaller ring gauge smokes to come out from Sam. As soon as you drop to a 52 or smaller Ill be the first in line to give it a try.

Sam Leccia 05-31-2011 07:12 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by CoreyD (Post 1280119)
Sounds like a good mix Sam ,can I call you Sam or Would you prefer Mr. L . Can't wait to put this to my still young pallet or even sit and chat about the process and reason of self selection, this hobby has me hooked on all aspects and I crave knowledge my brother. hehe

Sam works brother.

Sam Leccia 05-31-2011 07:14 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ranger_B (Post 1280257)
I can not wait for some smaller ring gauge smokes to come out from Sam. As soon as you drop to a 52 or smaller Ill be the first in line to give it a try.

Your in Luck!

The torpedo size in the Debut is a 6 1/2 X 52!


Now get in that line! <---just kidding.

Bill86 05-31-2011 07:14 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by T.G (Post 1280021)
Jezus, what kind of cigarettes were you smoking that were 5/8" in diameter?

http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l1...b5axo1_500.jpg


;)

:r Are we sure that is tobacco in there?

nofeardiver 05-31-2011 07:50 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sam Leccia (Post 1279756)
(thanks Nofeardiver, for the private message on responding to this question)

Anytime Bro!


Quote:

Originally Posted by Sam Leccia (Post 1280318)
Your in Luck!

The torpedo size in the Debut is a 6 1/2 X 52!


Now get in that line! <---just kidding.

man cant wait to pick these up, you know i will be to a couple events as well... cant wait...

Ranger_B 05-31-2011 08:21 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sam Leccia (Post 1280318)
Your in Luck!

The torpedo size in the Debut is a 6 1/2 X 52!


Now get in that line! <---just kidding.

Perfect I will track one down. Cant wait.

elderboy02 12-15-2011 11:40 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Sam, any update on these cigars?

Sam Leccia 12-15-2011 11:53 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
I appreciate your question man. I do.

I didn't get on here to talk about me, just wanted to talk cigars. I miss that.

To keep it short, it's a mess...I've been trying to take the high road in this ordeal by being quiet, and at least for now, I would rather keep it that way.

I hope you understand.

elderboy02 12-15-2011 11:55 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sam Leccia (Post 1503259)
I appreciate your question man. I do.

I didn't get on here to talk about me, just wanted to talk cigars. I miss that.

To keep it short, it's a mess...I've been trying to take the high road in this ordeal by being quiet, and at least for now, I would rather keep it that way.

I hope you understand.

Gotcha. I just didn't know if these were a one shop exclusive and maybe I missed the boat on them.

I didn't know they were never produced.

Good luck Sam! :tu

Sam Leccia 12-15-2011 12:23 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by elderboy02 (Post 1503261)
Gotcha. I just didn't know if these were a one shop exclusive and maybe I missed the boat on them.

I didn't know they were never produced.

Good luck Sam! :tu

They were produced. I'm just tied up in a legal battle with Oliva.

CoreyD 12-19-2011 12:06 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sam Leccia (Post 1503299)
They were produced. I'm just tied up in a legal battle with Oliva.

CoreyD blends with teachings by Sam Leccia cigars and him getting the proceeds in appreciation from Corey. has a ring to it....Don't you remember that day we were in the field and we mass produced them? and oliva thought you made them but you just sat and watched me but thought theyd market better with your name.
On a factual note and Interesting thing is my cigars that I have been dabbling with may have 6 month sitting in my cooler time marinating before I taste these frozen by tyranny cigars is the sad part... Prayers out Sam. Guess this is a great lesson in the business and who knows maybe its meant to be waited on and allow time to rest and develop into something more than what was the first initial creation.

maninblack 12-19-2011 07:39 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by CoreyD (Post 1506659)
CoreyD blends with teachings by Sam Leccia cigars and him getting the proceeds in appreciation from Corey. has a ring to it....Don't you remember that day we were in the field and we mass produced them? and oliva thought you made them but you just sat and watched me but thought theyd market better with your name.
On a factual note and Interesting thing is my cigars that I have been dabbling with may have 6 month sitting in my cooler time marinating before I taste these frozen by tyranny cigars is the sad part... Prayers out Sam. Guess this is a great lesson in the business and who knows maybe its meant to be waited on and allow time to rest and develop into something more than what was the first initial creation.

What the heck are you smoking Corey?

elderboy02 12-19-2011 07:43 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maninblack (Post 1506882)
What the heck are you smoking Corey?

I'm glad I am not the only one that didn't understand his post at all.

maninblack 12-19-2011 07:58 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by elderboy02 (Post 1506888)
I'm glad I am not the only one that didn't understand his post at all.

I almost broke out my bong to get a better understanding. Almost. :r

CoreyD 12-19-2011 08:10 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maninblack (Post 1506899)
I almost broke out my bong to get a better understanding. Almost. :r

Haha
Its been a long work weekend, at least I know what I meant . Isn't the forums here to entertain me as well hehe.

pnoon 12-19-2011 08:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CoreyD (Post 1506908)
Haha
Its been a long work weekend, at least I know what I meant . Isn't the forums here to entertain me as well hehe.

Absolutely. But you could spare us the brain damage and just send yourself a PM. ;)
Posted via Mobile Device

Doctorossi 12-19-2011 08:31 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pnoon (Post 1506914)
Absolutely. But you could spare us the brain damage and just send yourself a PM. ;)
Posted via Mobile Device

:r

T.G 12-19-2011 09:25 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by CoreyD (Post 1506659)
CoreyD blends with teachings by Sam Leccia cigars and him getting the proceeds in appreciation from Corey. has a ring to it....Don't you remember that day we were in the field and we mass produced them? and oliva thought you made them but you just sat and watched me but thought theyd market better with your name.
On a factual note and Interesting thing is my cigars that I have been dabbling with may have 6 month sitting in my cooler time marinating before I taste these frozen by tyranny cigars is the sad part... Prayers out Sam. Guess this is a great lesson in the business and who knows maybe its meant to be waited on and allow time to rest and develop into something more than what was the first initial creation.


I picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue....

SteelCityBoy 12-19-2011 10:16 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
I just got caught up on this entire thread...it caught my eye because I may have the opportunity to herf with Sam at some point back in my hometown of Pittsburgh in the near future...

Being so relatively new to the cigar world it would be completely ignorant of me to put any type of thought out on Sam or his cigar line up. I just know one thing from my reading around here so far and that's to smoke what you like and if you like it...well then keep on smoking it, regardless of how others feel it or view it.

Sam, I honestly had no idea who you were when you posted about maybe herfing in Pittsburgh. A good friend of mine who is here on CA actually shot me a PM and had to inform me...I can tell you that I like smoking cigars...I like smoking cigars I like...and I like meeting great people that smoke cigars.

I hope to have the opportunity to herf with you regardless of who you were, who you are, or who you will become...

I wish you the best and hope to meet you sometime in the near future...

Sam Leccia 12-19-2011 10:40 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Thanks Ken. I look forward to it too.

RevSmoke 12-19-2011 11:14 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by CoreyD (Post 1506659)
CoreyD blends with teachings by Sam Leccia cigars and him getting the proceeds in appreciation from Corey. has a ring to it....Don't you remember that day we were in the field and we mass produced them? and oliva thought you made them but you just sat and watched me but thought theyd market better with your name.
On a factual note and Interesting thing is my cigars that I have been dabbling with may have 6 month sitting in my cooler time marinating before I taste these frozen by tyranny cigars is the sad part... Prayers out Sam. Guess this is a great lesson in the business and who knows maybe its meant to be waited on and allow time to rest and develop into something more than what was the first initial creation.

Wow, ADHD strikes again?

Dude, when you write, expect that those reading what you wrote do not know what your private thoughts are. When you are done writing your reply to a post, and before hitting "submit reply," read what you wrote to make sure that it will make sense to everybody who reads it.

Can I try to translate for all?
(paragraph 1) Corey is trying to come up with an excuse for Sam in order to get out of the legal struggles. He's saying that it was really Corey who blended and rolled the new cigars, Sam put his name on them. (I believe it was an attempt at humor)

(paragraph 2) Corey really has been rolling his own cigars. Some of them are presently sitting in a cooler, where he will leave them to age for 6 months. He's then tries to tie that aging wait (he wants to smoke them now but has to wait out the experiment) to Sam's situation with a comment that he's sad some "tyranny" has "frozen" the cigars that Sam was to release.

(still para. 2, but should have been a new paragraph) He's offering prayers of support to Sam.

(still para. 2, but should have been another new paragraph) Maybe there's a lesson to be learned? Maybe after the wait, this will turn out even better outcome than would have happened if this situation hadn't developed.

Quote:

Originally Posted by CoreyD (Post 1506908)
Haha
Its been a long work weekend, at least I know what I meant . Isn't the forums here to entertain me as well hehe.

This is an easy fix. "Aren't the forums here to entertain me as well hehe?"

Now, after reading what I have written, I'm wondering if I should have just left it alone? (at this point I am re-reading and wondering if I should hit "submit reply"?)

Well, Corey's a buddy - I'm not going to leave him there hanging. Let's add another post people can quizically ponder.

Peace of the Lord be with you.

maninblack 12-19-2011 11:20 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
I'm still confused Rev. But it really doesn't take much for that to happen.

mase 12-19-2011 11:26 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RevSmoke (Post 1507170)
Wow, ADHD strikes again?

Dude, when you write, expect that those reading what you wrote do not know what your private thoughts are. When you are done writing your reply to a post, and before hitting "submit reply," read what you wrote to make sure that it will make sense to everybody who reads it.

Can I try to translate for all?
(paragraph 1) Corey is trying to come up with an excuse for Sam in order to get out of the legal struggles. He's saying that it was really Corey who blended and rolled the new cigars, Sam put his name on them. (I believe it was an attempt at humor)

(paragraph 2) Corey really has been rolling his own cigars. Some of them are presently sitting in a cooler, where he will leave them to age for 6 months. He's then tries to tie that aging wait (he wants to smoke them now but has to wait out the experiment) to Sam's situation with a comment that he's sad some "tyranny" has "frozen" the cigars that Sam was to release.

(still para. 2, but should have been a new paragraph) He's offering prayers of support to Sam.

(still para. 2, but should have been another new paragraph) Maybe there's a lesson to be learned? Maybe after the wait, this will turn out even better outcome than would have happened if this situation hadn't developed.



This is an easy fix. "Aren't the forums here to entertain me as well hehe?"

Now, after reading what I have written, I'm wondering if I should have just left it alone? (at this point I am re-reading and wondering if I should hit "submit reply"?)

Well, Corey's a buddy - I'm not going to leave him there hanging. Let's add another post people can quizically ponder.

Peace of the Lord be with you.

I loved the translation, Rev. Intentionally or unintentionally, it was funny.

NCRadioMan 12-19-2011 11:37 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RevSmoke (Post 1507170)
This is an easy fix.

Not so sure about that. :r

icehog3 12-19-2011 01:01 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RevSmoke (Post 1507170)
Dude, when you write, expect that those reading what you wrote do not know what your private thoughts are. When you are done writing your reply to a post, and before hitting "submit reply," read what you wrote to make sure that it will make sense to everybody who reads it.

Or, as Steve Martin put it in "Planes, Trains and Automobiles:

Quote:

You know when you're telling these little stories? Here's a good idea: have a point. It makes it so much more interesting for the listener.

;) :r

GWN 12-19-2011 05:05 PM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
Still lost, but certainly entertained. Been a long already here as well. :)
Best of luck, Sam. Hope things are resolved soon and you can get back in the game. Folks up here in the Great White North are looking forward to your new blend as much as our southern brothers and sisters.
Merry Christmas to you and yours.

whodeeni 12-24-2011 01:44 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
This is gonna be my new tag line!:r:r:r:r:r

Quote:

Originally Posted by CoreyD (Post 1506659)
CoreyD blends with teachings by Sam Leccia cigars and him getting the proceeds in appreciation from Corey. has a ring to it....Don't you remember that day we were in the field and we mass produced them? and oliva thought you made them but you just sat and watched me but thought theyd market better with your name.
On a factual note and Interesting thing is my cigars that I have been dabbling with may have 6 month sitting in my cooler time marinating before I taste these frozen by tyranny cigars is the sad part... Prayers out Sam. Guess this is a great lesson in the business and who knows maybe its meant to be waited on and allow time to rest and develop into something more than what was the first initial creation.


CoreyD 12-24-2011 08:44 AM

Re: Sam Leccia Cigar Company
 
I love Todd's translation. He hit it dead on. I may have to ask him to travel with me . People still look at me weird.


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