Color rubbing off?

[Matt257]

Originally Posted by cybervee

If you like an inexpensive, tasty maduro I suggest trying out something in the Indian Tabac Super Furte line. IMHO they are the best stick under $3 (on cigarbid, not at your B&M) you will find.

Do you know if cbid ships to the UK?

[cybervee-cl]

Unfortunately, they do not.

"Foreign Shipments
CigarBid does not ship outside of the United States. We will continue to service existing customers. However, additional shipping and insurance charges may be incurred. Also, CigarBid is not responsible for any additional duties or charges placed by customs."

[BigBuddha76]

they're not couterfeit. dying maduro wrappers is a common occurance. maduro wrapper that is even is almost impossible to get and when you do get it its expensive. hell, there are alot more dyed wrappers than you think, to get a more uniform color.

Rocky does dye most of his maduros

[cybervee-cl]

Originally Posted by BigBuddha76

Rocky does dye most of his maduros

Good to know ...........

[tekeeladude-cl]

Originally Posted by BigBuddha76

they're not couterfeit. dying maduro wrappers is a common occurance. maduro wrapper that is even is almost impossible to get and when you do get it its expensive. hell, there are alot more dyed wrappers than you think, to get a more uniform color.

Rocky does dye most of his maduros

Wow! I had no idea any "premium" cigar would ever be dyed. I heard it was a quite common practice during the boom, but did not think it occurred much these days.

[Sam Leccia]

By now I've rolled enough cigars to answer this...

Maduro wrappers do stain your fingers, they stain them when they get wet or hot and oily. Rolling maduros is one of the dirtiest (handwise) to make.

Now that does not mean that some companies out there don't dye or put oily substances on their cigars..Unfortunately some do...

I think your case was a natural color that can come off the leaf.

I wouldn't concern yourself about it.