Blend #2: 75% corojo seco, 25% criollo ligero, Dominican binder, PAOscuro wrapper. Digging this wrapper a bunch more than the corojo wrappers. Sweet tobacco, cream, a hint of chocolate, and a bunch of spice. If you don't like spicy this isn't for you but I'm all over this blend.
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That is a nice sounding blend.
He's doing great right out of the block, isn't he?
Yeah he is, must be an AZ thing.![]()
It is very rewarding! I'm anxious to learn which tobaccos add what flavors but know that will just take time and practice. It's great that WLT has excellent blend kits for the newbies like me that don't know how to blend. Now I'm playing around with different wrapper and binder combos and will be playing around with different filler blends too. Having too much fun, but it's great to be able to roll something for a fraction of the cost of the premium sticks I've been buying and actually liking mine better than some I've payed obscene amounts for. I would say I'm hooked...

Blend #4, same filler as before 75% corojo seco and 25% criollo ligero but used pa Oscuro as the binder and wrapped with corojo. This little cigarillo tastes very similar to the pa Oscuro wrapped version just a little sweeter but still with plenty of spice. It's burning the best of any of them I've set fire to so far.
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Still nothing!!!! Tobacco almost dry, then 5 weeks fermenting!!!
sounds very nice there AZDave!!
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Dave I think I like the Dark Air more then the Dark Fire. It might just be my tastes. I had a few like that blend last week and really liked them.
Glad to hear it was nice enough for you to get outside to have a cigar. On the first day of spring it snowed 5in up here in SE Pa. But melted the next day when it went up into the 50's

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