Comments for Cigar Beat http://www.cigarbeat.net/blog Just another cigar blog Fri, 05 Mar 2010 04:28:54 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Comment on Cigar Review: Consuegra 574 by Paul http://www.cigarbeat.net/blog/cigar-review-consuegra-574/2008/01/10/comment-page-1/#comment-2777 Paul Fri, 05 Mar 2010 04:28:54 +0000 http://www.cigarbeat.net/blog/cigar-review-consuegra-574/2008/01/10/#comment-2777 I've been smoking Consuegra Presidentes as my go-to for years. They are long enough that I can cut one in two and have nice, shorter smokes. By length and ring, they are likely Punch. I think the Consuegra brand is more than "duds." My theory is that they are rolled as training cigars, or when work is light, "make work." Or that if the exact tobaccos for the premium brand isn't handy, well, roll up some Connies. I decided to try some small cigars so I went with the 36 x 4.5 Maduros. ohmigod! Better than the Presidentes! Yum! Now, can I equate that into an El Rey de Mundo larger size? I’ve been smoking Consuegra Presidentes as my go-to for years. They are long enough that I can cut one in two and have nice, shorter smokes. By length and ring, they are likely Punch.

I think the Consuegra brand is more than “duds.” My theory is that they are rolled as training cigars, or when work is light, “make work.” Or that if the exact tobaccos for the premium brand isn’t handy, well, roll up some Connies.

I decided to try some small cigars so I went with the 36 x 4.5 Maduros. ohmigod! Better than the Presidentes! Yum! Now, can I equate that into an El Rey de Mundo larger size?

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]]> Comment on Review: Smokin’ Toad Cigar by BARBARA PHARR http://www.cigarbeat.net/blog/review-smokin-toad-cigar-by/2007/05/29/comment-page-1/#comment-2719 BARBARA PHARR Sun, 07 Feb 2010 12:40:49 +0000 http://www.cigarbeat.net/blog/review-smokin-toad-cigar-by/2007/05/29/#comment-2719 Where I can get a statue like the "Smoking Toad"? Where I can get a statue like the “Smoking Toad”?

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