V Vegas "Artisans" letting me down

WyoBob · 07-09-2009, 08:03 PM

Yeah, I'm bummed. I really like the Artisan's and, when bought on CBID, they're a very good smoke for $2.00. I'm concerned that theyve changed manufacturers or rollers. They sure aren't the cigar they used to be. I've smoked hundreds of "A" cigars over the last few years and, up until now, I don't think I've ever had a plugged "A". It seems like I've been running into more plugged Padillia "Obsidian's" this year, as well. Kind of increases the cost of my cigar hobby if you have to toss a bunch of plugged cigars.

BTW, dry boxing does nothing for these plugged cigars. I generally try to salvage them by running a long drill bit up through the center but it seldom turns out well.

I'm saving a few for tent stakes.

WyoBob

07-09-2009, 08:03 PM	#3
WyoBob Still Watching My Back Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Bob Location: Buffalo, WY Posts: 155 Trading: (1)	Re: V Vegas "Artisans" letting me down Yeah, I'm bummed. I really like the Artisan's and, when bought on CBID, they're a very good smoke for $2.00. I'm concerned that theyve changed manufacturers or rollers. They sure aren't the cigar they used to be. I've smoked hundreds of "A" cigars over the last few years and, up until now, I don't think I've ever had a plugged "A". It seems like I've been running into more plugged Padillia "Obsidian's" this year, as well. Kind of increases the cost of my cigar hobby if you have to toss a bunch of plugged cigars. BTW, dry boxing does nothing for these plugged cigars. I generally try to salvage them by running a long drill bit up through the center but it seldom turns out well. I'm saving a few for tent stakes. WyoBob