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This is a discussion on Wrapper not burning? within the Cigar Questions forums, part of the General Cigar Discussion category; CI does ship a little bit wet, so I always try to wait a week or two before lighting up. ...
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09-01-2006, 05:07 PM
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Re: Wrapper not burning?
CI does ship a little bit wet, so I always try to wait a week or two before lighting up.
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09-01-2006, 05:43 PM
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Re: Wrapper not burning?
Please consider this nothing more than an IMHO thing (based on our climate/humidity)...
I'm kind of picky about the burn on my evening (after-dinner) cigar. For that reason, I remove my "intended victim" from the humi BEFORE dinner, and let it sit at ambient temperature/humidity for at least a couple of hours before stoking. This "seems" to allow the wrapper/binder/fillers to "equalize" as ambient conditions permeate them. And it "seems" to improve the burn. Of course, this is just "theory"... And "theories are like belly-buttons." "Years ago, I performed a wedding ceremony for a bowl of chocolate-ripple iced-cream and a maduro cigar. At the time, I recall that it seemed 'strange'... But to my surprise and delight, they lived happily ever after!" ("Book of Forgoten Quotations", Chpt. 32) |
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