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Old 09-09-2011, 08:58 AM   #1
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Default Re: What makes a good cigar a good cigar?

I can't argue with what you said Scott.

I think what makes a cigar a good cigar is 1st off taste and as you stated if the taste/flavor stays to the end of the stick. Personally I don't like when the stick has to be re-lit, but I guess that part of it, but the main thing is the taste and flavor all the way through.

Best experience for me was at a local B&M with my 1st Kristoff and a Romeo y Julieta given to me by my brother in law. The sticks were well constructed and the flavor last till the end.
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