Guapo woes..

[JO4WVU]

thanks for the heads up, I have 2 of them on the way from a special order from tinderbox.com ( a screw up). I will let them sit in my humi for a while...

[Ceedee]

I had one of these last night with techworlock here in GA. It was a WONDERFUL smoke and had a LASER burn line! Since the wrapper is thin, I think that the key here is proper humidification. Could be yours was not acclimated for long enough and was tad bit dry? Dunno. What I can say is that my Guapo last night was Killer!!

CD

[cigarsarge-cl]

I went out on a limb and got a couple of boxes from two sources to split with a few guys. Maybe the consistancy problem lies with the storage different vendors use. As much as they cost I hope they turn out OK.

[happy1]

Thats alot of coin for a wrapper explosion

[Sawyer-cl]

I have only had one but I didn't have any burn or construction problems. They are a very good cigar but only seemed to be a medium to me. I usually like a more full cigar.

[N2Advnture-cl]

Supposed to pick a couple up tomorrow, I'll let you know what happens to them.

~M

[bobbyg29-cl]

Doc featured the Guapo on his show this past week and had a lot of good info about it:

http://www.cigarlive.com/forum/t6888...uan-guapo.html

[hdroadking-cl]

all that i have tried have had no problems. most tatuaje products do much better in a drier humi, maybe they were stored originally too wet. they are a good choice for someone who likes tatuajes but thinks they are too strong. the guapo is more flavorful thank the rest of the cab line imho.