Few noob questions.

MrOneEyedBoh · 09-13-2009, 08:21 PM

Pilon thanks. I was just wondering about the mold.

And it started to peel like in the middle of the cigar. Not where I cut it. Kinda odd. ( that was on the CAO mx2 )

And These were my first two cigars ever in my life. So I'm messing around with all types and seeing what I like. I did enjoy them both, but I'm not sure HOW to enjoy them if you know what I mean.. As in what flavors to taste for ect.

And my local B&M is some ****, its just one of those Indian Cigars stores that pop up around here. They really don't care much IMO nor do they know much about cigars. I went in there asking questions and all and left with no help and some cigars.

Wharf Rat · 09-13-2009, 09:10 PM

It's good to not draw too hard. But, you also want to space out your puffs and let the cigar cool down a bit. It won't kill you if you have to relight.

And, no disrespect, as a noobie, you may be better off choosing mild cigars. The standard recommendation is Macanudo, which ain't a bad, mild cigar.

09-13-2009, 08:21 PM	#1
MrOneEyedBoh Hon. Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 953 Trading: (30)	Re: Few noob questions. Pilon thanks. I was just wondering about the mold. And it started to peel like in the middle of the cigar. Not where I cut it. Kinda odd. ( that was on the CAO mx2 ) And These were my first two cigars ever in my life. So I'm messing around with all types and seeing what I like. I did enjoy them both, but I'm not sure HOW to enjoy them if you know what I mean.. As in what flavors to taste for ect. And my local B&M is some ****, its just one of those Indian Cigars stores that pop up around here. They really don't care much IMO nor do they know much about cigars. I went in there asking questions and all and left with no help and some cigars.

09-13-2009, 09:10 PM	#2
Wharf Rat I'll get up and fly away Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Bob Location: Florence, SC Posts: 794 Trading: (7)	Re: Few noob questions. It's good to not draw too hard. But, you also want to space out your puffs and let the cigar cool down a bit. It won't kill you if you have to relight. And, no disrespect, as a noobie, you may be better off choosing mild cigars. The standard recommendation is Macanudo, which ain't a bad, mild cigar.