What are some good even burning, long ash smokes?

Skywalker · 09-02-2009, 09:13 PM

Oliva Special G is another, also any Padron Anniversary.

bobarian · 09-02-2009, 09:19 PM

Even burns will occur more often with cigars that have less ligero. Ligero is slower burning leaf and often will lead to a wavy burn. One sided burns will occur in any stick that has not been stored properly or for too short a time. Sometimes the humidity on one side will be lower or higher than the other causing an irregular burn. Personally, I dont think an even burn or long ash is indicative of a quality stick. Any long filler cigar can exhibit these characteristics.

I focus more on flavor than aesthetics.

CasaDooley · 09-02-2009, 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by bobarian

Even burns will occur more often with cigars that have less ligero. Ligero is slower burning leaf and often will lead to a wavy burn. One sided burns will occur in any stick that has not been stored properly or for too short a time. Sometimes the humidity on one side will be lower or higher than the other causing an irregular burn. Personally, I dont think an even burn or long ash is indicative of a quality stick. Any long filler cigar can exhibit these characteristics.

I focus more on flavor than aesthetics.

BINGO!
Bob is wise

Skywalker · 09-02-2009, 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by bobarian

Even burns will occur more often with cigars that have less ligero. Ligero is slower burning leaf and often will lead to a wavy burn. One sided burns will occur in any stick that has not been stored properly or for too short a time. Sometimes the humidity on one side will be lower or higher than the other causing an irregular burn. Personally, I dont think an even burn or long ash is indicative of a quality stick. Any long filler cigar can exhibit these characteristics.

I focus more on flavor than aesthetics.

The Nubs come to mind!!!

Jimbo14 · 09-03-2009, 06:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Skywalker

The Nubs come to mind!!!

For sure

DonniePaul · 09-03-2009, 08:38 AM

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Originally Posted by bobarian

Even burns will occur more often with cigars that have less ligero. Ligero is slower burning leaf and often will lead to a wavy burn. One sided burns will occur in any stick that has not been stored properly or for too short a time. Sometimes the humidity on one side will be lower or higher than the other causing an irregular burn. Personally, I dont think an even burn or long ash is indicative of a quality stick. Any long filler cigar can exhibit these characteristics.

I focus more on flavor than aesthetics.

Wow. Thanks for that info! That is good to know.

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bobarian Cranky Habanophile Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Wine Country Posts: 8,869 Trading: (51)	Re: What are some good even burning, long ash smok Even burns will occur more often with cigars that have less ligero. Ligero is slower burning leaf and often will lead to a wavy burn. One sided burns will occur in any stick that has not been stored properly or for too short a time. Sometimes the humidity on one side will be lower or higher than the other causing an irregular burn. Personally, I dont think an even burn or long ash is indicative of a quality stick. Any long filler cigar can exhibit these characteristics. I focus more on flavor than aesthetics.