Wow, those look great! What size are they?
What leaves did you use? Very nice!
I thought you guys might appreciate this picture. It's a cigar company that prides itself on making rustic cigars.
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Don,
I do appreciate your post! Thanks.
Who is the cigar company by the way?
They look like Toscano cigars or Toscanellos which are generally made of non-cigar leaves.
I cant take as much credit as all the you tube videos Ive watched helped alot, and a use a cigar mold to give them that really round look. I gotta tel ya its fun to roll, and relaxing, especially with a little Jamesons on the rolling table.Indianamac, nice stogie, that persimmon wine looks delicious, also handcrafted, I assume.
El Cubanito, you got the knack, they look professional.
The pics in this thread make me want to take up the sport... all so tempting to look at.
I cant take as much credit as all the you tube videos Ive watched helped alot, and a use a cigar mold to give them that really round look. I gotta tel ya its fun to roll, and relaxing, especially with a little Jamesons on the rolling table.
Indianamac, nice stogie, that persimmon wine looks delicious, also handcrafted, I assume.
El Cubanito, you got the knack, they look professional.
The pics in this thread make me want to take up the sport... all so tempting to look at.
I cant take as much credit as all the you tube videos Ive watched helped alot, and a use a cigar mold to give them that really round look. I gotta tel ya its fun to roll, and relaxing, especially with a little Jamesons on the rolling table.
I am Rollin that blend you gave me and it is one of my wife's favorites, not too strong and real tastey. I roll about 10-15 sticks a week just to relax. Of course I smoke a stick a day so I have to roll just to keep up my stock. Yea that JD tractor I bought from my best friend as he felt the need to buy a bigger one. It will last me a life time, hard to get my wife off it when it's time to mow the field.
El Cubanito, you got the knack, they look professional.
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