Lancero Vitola

stevef2005 · 09-01-2014, 07:49 PM

I have yet to have a plugged lancero. Generally, in my experience, the sticks i have issues with being plugged are usually budget sticks. Usually those are robusto and toros. Nothing a paperclip and a few minutes wont fix. Give the lancero a shot.

Edit: Not saying it cannot happen though.

8zeros · 09-01-2014, 09:30 PM

A good question, there. I was trying to think of an answer but couldn't nail it down. A lot of my favorites are thin ring gauge, but some definitely aren't.
I think that there are some very, very good cigars in the lancero format that give the whole vitola a good name. It must take more skill for the rollers to not make them too tight or too loose. I've been on a lucky streak lately. I just smoked a perfect Cohiba Lancero yesterday.

09-01-2014, 07:49 PM	#1
stevef2005 Adjusting to the Life Join Date: Aug 2013 First Name: Steve Location: Midwest City, OK Posts: 467 Trading: (4)	Re: Lancero Vitola I have yet to have a plugged lancero. Generally, in my experience, the sticks i have issues with being plugged are usually budget sticks. Usually those are robusto and toros. Nothing a paperclip and a few minutes wont fix. Give the lancero a shot. Edit: Not saying it cannot happen though.

09-01-2014, 09:30 PM	#2
8zeros What's this button do? Join Date: Dec 2013 First Name: Roger Location: Far from everything Posts: 268 Trading: (0)	Re: Lancero Vitola A good question, there. I was trying to think of an answer but couldn't nail it down. A lot of my favorites are thin ring gauge, but some definitely aren't. I think that there are some very, very good cigars in the lancero format that give the whole vitola a good name. It must take more skill for the rollers to not make them too tight or too loose. I've been on a lucky streak lately. I just smoked a perfect Cohiba Lancero yesterday. __________________