Thread: Over humidification and subsequent "coning"
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Old 03-23-2009, 11:58 AM   #7
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Default Re: Over humidification and subsequent "coning"
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Originally Posted by md4958 View Post
It has been my understanding that a "cone shapped point" or "cherry" burn is desirable...
They should burn at the same pace. When there is a cone, the cigar is being smoked too fast or, like in the OP's case, the filler is wetter than the wrapper and binder.
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