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This is a discussion on Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar. within the General Cigar Discussion forums, part of the The Cigar Lounges at Puff category; A tatuaje east coast at that. Anyone ever have this happen?It had a bitter taste none of the tatuaje goodness.it ...
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Young Fish
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Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
A tatuaje east coast at that.
Anyone ever have this happen?It had a bitter taste none of the tatuaje goodness.it took 2/3 for me too see this burned stem remaining when i flicked the ash so i pulled it out this thing was thick about as thick as a 5/32 allen. A few minutes later the flavor came through sort off.It ruined most of the stick though which have been saving for a special ocasion.![]() |
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Insane in the Membrane
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Re: Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
Has not happened to me yet. Sorry for the bum stick buddy.
Smoke another one and make up for it. ![]()
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Götterdämmerung
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Re: Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
Never had that happen to me, even in a Backwoods...that's odd, but with an entirely handmade product I can see how that might slip.
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Leading Puffer Fish
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Re: Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
I've had a few that i was able to pull through after cutting off the cap, but none that were buried half into the cigar. Sometimes I can pull it out with no problems, but once or twice i've pulled out too much and ruined the cigar.
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Grebo Guru
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Re: Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
Same here. Sometimes it happens. Sorry about your bad experience, but like Snake says, you have a hand made product made from a plant- you aren't going to get a perfect cigar every time.
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Puffer Fish with some spikes
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Re: Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
I've experienced stems before but never to the point of completely ruining a smoke. Sometimes just knowing its there or having to deal with it can diminish the overall pleasure of a smoke.
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Locked Up
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Re: Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
Unfortunately yes on one occasion. Can't remember what it was at the moment. To many drugs in the 80's and 90's.
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moniCA lewinsky
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Re: Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
it's happened a couple of times, the worst was an LG Diez Lusitano. I finally grabbed a cuticle cutter and dug it in there and snipped enought to make it bearable. i was pissed the entire time.
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Last edited by rrplasencia; 07-19-2008 at 04:15 AM.. Reason: typo |
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Re: Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
Had a stem actually pierce a wrapper once....not sure how the roller or the person boxing them missed that.
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Elder Puffer Fish Leader
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Re: Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
I have had a couple of smokes plugged by rather large stems. Surprisingly both times it was in a Rocky Vintage which are relatively expensive and generally well made. I have also had smokes that have had a stem running down the side where the end of it made contact with the binder maybe 2 inches down and the heat transmitted made that side of the cigar burn through very much like tunnelling. Just the risks of a hand made, natural product.
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Hero of Canton
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Re: Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
Been smoking cigars for 15 years and not once have I ever come across a stem. If i did, it wasn't big enough that i even noticed it nor did it affect the way it smoked. And I don't smoke the ultra premiums either. $2-$5 is more my range.
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La Aroma de Gorilla
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Re: Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
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Also, Found a big stem in a DPG Cuban Classic that I wasn't enjoying as much as I should've. Just a bad stick I guess.
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Maturing Puffer Fish
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Re: Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
I just ran into this last weekend, and it was with a Padron 1926 40th Anniversary. After I clipped the cigar I noticed two large stems. The cigar had a pretty tight draw the entire smoke, and I had to eventually cut off quite a bit of the end to get enough smoke out of it. I was a little pissed because this was an expensive cigar. I've never had a problem with a Padron, so I was a little surprised to have an issue with the 40th Anni. With a couple of inches left on the cigar, I let it go out, and then I tore it apart and pulled both of the stems out. I was pretty disappointed. I have another one of these resting in the humi, so I'm hoping to have a better experience next time.
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Young Puffer Fish
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Re: Anyone ever had a stem ruin a cigar.
I've only been smoking cigars regularly for several months, and I found a stem once after I clipped the end. I can't remember which brand (Padron 3000- I think).
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