Help finding a cigar I enjoyed

Drphilwv · 06-11-2013, 10:03 PM

ok, here's a description. I am a newbie so here goes
No label. Sold as a "cubano" or something similar. Both ends had the tobacco leaf twisted down, the front being looser then the rear. I have seen a few cigars while looking for these that had a little tight knot. These were a little more rustic looking for lack of a better word. Medium dark wrap. Roughly corona size, perhaps larger. Were $4 or so but that's Ben a while ago. Sat untouched in my humidor for a year or more. My fater-in-law loved them so I've been trying to find them or something similar. I'm aware the description sucks but I don't know the nomenclature yet. Any help finding one like this is appreciated. Closest pic I could find on the net was here. http://www.dreamstime.com/stock-phot...-image16959702
The end you light was twisted down loosely.
Thanks!
Dr. Phil

06-11-2013, 10:03 PM	#1
Drphilwv Just in from the Storm Join Date: Jun 2013 First Name: Phil Location: West Virginia Posts: 28 Trading: (1)	Help finding a cigar I enjoyed ok, here's a description. I am a newbie so here goes No label. Sold as a "cubano" or something similar. Both ends had the tobacco leaf twisted down, the front being looser then the rear. I have seen a few cigars while looking for these that had a little tight knot. These were a little more rustic looking for lack of a better word. Medium dark wrap. Roughly corona size, perhaps larger. Were $4 or so but that's Ben a while ago. Sat untouched in my humidor for a year or more. My fater-in-law loved them so I've been trying to find them or something similar. I'm aware the description sucks but I don't know the nomenclature yet. Any help finding one like this is appreciated. Closest pic I could find on the net was here. http://www.dreamstime.com/stock-phot...-image16959702 The end you light was twisted down loosely. Thanks! Dr. Phil