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Originally Posted by Doctorossi
Additionally, within the filler, itself, the proportion of ligero, seco and volado leaves will change, which will also have a big impact on flavor.
In the other dimension (length), a longer cigar will develop (ie. have potential to change) more as it is smoked, with a larger volume of smoke, oil and residue being drawn through it over time.
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I was just about to ask this, if smoking a 5 x 50 was any different than a 6 x 50 other than the length of the smoke.
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Originally Posted by bobarian
I have not noticed a corellation between length and complexity. In fact some of the most complex cigars I have smoked have been coronas or smaller. 
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I don't think he's saying that longer cigars are more complex. Period. But that a longer cigar has more time, and therefore more potential to change, not that it necessarily will.