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Old 08-01-2010, 11:01 AM   #1
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Searched but haven't found an answer, has anyone cut a cigar in half and then smoked it? I haven't tried it but I was wondering about it the other day when I wanted one of my Mya churchhills but didn't have an hour and a half to smoke it. I would imagine it would change the flavor profile some but I'm curious about other's experiences/opinions.
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Old 08-01-2010, 11:32 AM   #2
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One time a friend offered to cut his cigar in half so we could share it. I stopped him however, because I figured it would unravel. I suppose if you could keep the cigar from falling apart, it would smoke just fine.
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Old 08-01-2010, 11:37 AM   #3
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One time a friend offered to cut his cigar in half so we could share it. I stopped him however, because I figured it would unravel. I suppose if you could keep the cigar from falling apart, it would smoke just fine.
I've done it. I never heard you couldn't, all tho i'm sure their are it's disadvantages, such as the strength changing, a smaller stick, possible wrapper issues and burn problems.

I'll admit I had issues with the wrapper but nothing a finger in the right place couldn't fix.

I say do it, as long as it's not your Holy Grail of sticks and see for yourself weather you enjoyed both halves of not.
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Old 08-01-2010, 11:39 AM   #4
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Why not just select a smaller stick?

The larger sticks are blended and rolled to be smoked as a whole.
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The larger sticks are blended and rolled to be smoked as a whole.
Yuppers.

There is a famous story from the CS days about a Lusitania being cut in half...I am sure it will surface here today.
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Why not just select a smaller stick?

The larger sticks are blended and rolled to be smoked as a whole.
A churchill is intended to be smoked as a churchill, not two short robustos.
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Why not just select a smaller stick?

The larger sticks are blended and rolled to be smoked as a whole.
Well, that was what I was wondering, that makes sense. I may try it just because to see how the flavor and taste is, I really like those churchhills!
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Why not just select a smaller stick?

The larger sticks are blended and rolled to be smoked as a whole.
Totally agree.

I have cut many churchills down to various sizes and they have not been the same as having smoked them whole. The reason I have cut them has always had to do with just trying to resolve plugged cigars. Some have only needed a third or less cut and those have not differed as much. However, those that I have cut in half or more, have varied vastly from the original smoke experience of that cigar.
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Real men cut Lusi´s in half!
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Yuppers.

There is a famous story from the CS days about a Lusitania being cut in half...I am sure it will surface here today.
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get the double happiness if you want to cut cigars in half.
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That is the funniest thing I have seen in a while. Yet I feel myself getting closer to the buy button on those.
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they had a 'weekend special' on those a few weeks ago, so I bought a few boxes
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Old 08-01-2010, 12:44 PM   #14
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they had a 'weekend special' on those a few weeks ago, so I bought a few boxes
Did they actually come with the boxes? It said "bundles" so I assumed the boxes themselves were not included or I might have ordered one or two.
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Did they actually come with the boxes? It said "bundles" so I assumed the boxes themselves were not included or I might have ordered one or two.
Mario, for shits and giggles I ordered a "bundle" a while back. Alltho at that time I don't remember seeing bundle, I remember box and it DID NOT come in a box, which totaly blows.
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Bury them. Cut them in half. Decorate them with a Bedazzler. What's next ladies and germs?

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Bury them. Cut them in half. Decorate them with a Bedazzler. What's next ladies and germs?

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Bury them. Cut them in half. Decorate them with a Bedazzler. What's next ladies and germs?

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they had a 'weekend special' on those a few weeks ago, so I bought a few boxes
Which of the "four different ways" do you intend to "savor" it?

I'll be watching for your review of these.
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Patrick B cuts Tabacos Baes Short Fillers in half.
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