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I have never tried them before but, I see them more & more. Any feed back would be greatly appreciated. -(P Also, who you recommend for internet ordering them... |
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I have always wanted to try one but only thing close I can find local is the La Gloria Cubana Artesanos De Tabaqueros.
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what is a pin-striped cigar?
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Taboo Cigars has one called the Twist that was a good smoke. Its only available through his store I believe. As far as where to get them online, the various LGCs are available at shops like Cigars International and Famous. I believe Joya De Nicaragua makes one as well. |
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Ah, okay. Thanks for explaining that. :)
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also the 2008 liberty(camacho) was a barber pole cigar
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One of my favorite Barber Poles is the Taboo Twist. I just wish they had more of a house brand price tag but they are good especially with some age
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Personally, I love the 2008 liberty. If you can find them, they are a great stick. Not all the liberties are barber poles though.
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kevin, the shop in huntsvill has a few left(maybe). do you want their number?
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Padilla Burberry is another decent one.
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They are usually made by rolling a light-colored wrapper onto a bunch, the adding a strip of darker-colored tobacco on top of the first wrapper to give it the appearance of a candy cane. Actually it is rather simple to create this type of cigar (as a roller), but it just takes an extra step. They sure do look neat-o.
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A bit of clarification is needed here as multiple styles are getting incorrectly mixed up in the given explanations... Barber poles are the ones with with generally equal size helical stripes of capa wrapped around the cigar. Like this: http://img.cigarsinternational.com/p...s/3/cs-3ib.jpg http://www.marscigars.com/ProductImages/tres_capas.jpg off the top of my head some barber pole cigars: Taboo Twist Felipe Gregorio Dos Capas Felipe Gregorio Tres Capas ITC Split Decision Some Camacho Liberties CAO Britalia Barber Pole Arturo Fuente Hemingway Between the Lines etc... Pinstriped cigars are an offshoot of barberpoles, except that rather than roughly equal sized bands, one is just a pinstripe. IIRC CAO America was the first to do this exclusively (and still the only one I believe). http://img.cigarsinternational.com/p...sst1-view2.jpg Barberpole and pinstripes are rolled that way, two or more wrappers are cut and overlapped, then rolled around the cigar to create the effect. Then you have cigars that employ both such as the Sol Cubano Artisan L.E.: http://img.cigarsinternational.com/p...s/s/cs-s0b.jpg (continues next post due to image limits) |
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Multi-wrapper, dual wrapper, split-wrapper (which can be somewhat of a misnomer - but it stuck), are the terms to typically describe cigars with "bands" of wrappers:
http://www.cigarplace.biz/images/cat...40BF89482L.jpg Joya de Nicaragua Cabinetta La Gloria Cubana Artesanos de Tabaqueros http://img.cigarsinternational.com/p...s/l/cs-lgc.jpg Tabak Especial Cafe con Leche http://img.cigarsinternational.com/p...s/t/cs-tec.jpg (note the three sections - dark, light, dark) In this case, a capa (wrapper) is applied to the cigar in a regular fashion, then a smaller, second section of another capa is applied over the top to create the effect. Then you have manufacturers who combine both and just don't seem to know when the F to stop gluing pieces down... http://img691.imageshack.us/img691/1253/csphbview2.jpg |
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The two capas are cut so that they overlap on the rolling bench and applied together in the same motion. Here is a video of the capas being applied to a CAO America. A barber pole cigar would be an identical process, just a wider overlap. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JISX_CdPKg |
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Oh, and while we are on the subject of barber poles, there is no such thing as a Cuban barberpole cigar. If you ever see one of the infamous Cohiba 35th or 40th barber poles, run away, they are FAKE FAKE FAKE.
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OMG!!! I have a full box of these that I have been aging.:r:r:r |
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