Tatuaje Havana VI Angeles Deconstructed

[GAW]

Richard that is one kick a.. creative piece of work! I've looked at it 5 times already. Its kind of a 3D cigar jigsaw puzzle.I'll bet if you sent this to Pete he would give you another cigar. Probably an entire box! Great work. Jerry

[tzaddi]

Originally Posted by GAW

Richard that is one kick a.. creative piece of work! I've looked at it 5 times already. Its kind of a 3D cigar jigsaw puzzle.I'll bet if you sent this to Pete he would give you another cigar. Probably an entire box! Great work. Jerry

Thanks Jerry. I am not one to turn down a free cigar or a box for that matter.

Sounds like you enjoyed it as much as I did putting it together.

[JRM]

Thanks tzaddi, great stuff!

Fitting that I tried my first Tatuaje this evening. Picked up a couple brown label Havana Cazadores on the way home. Awesome smoke, really set me back, even after a big dinner. Draw was a bit tight(I attribute this from being straight off the shelf) but overall I was blown away by the strength, flavor, and construction of this cigar. The second will sit for awhile. I see many more of these in my future. I will add some Havana VI's to my shopping list.

Nice pics too, lighting be damned. What camera are you shooting with?

Thanks again,

JRM

[Lanthor]

I've always wanted to do that, now I don't have to.

[rusty pittis]

cool post and the pictures were awesome!!!!....Grind it all up and put it in a pipe to smoke hahahah...

[tzaddi]

Originally Posted by JRM

Thanks tzaddi, great stuff!

Fitting that I tried my first Tatuaje this evening. Picked up a couple brown label Havana Cazadores on the way home. Awesome smoke, really set me back, even after a big dinner. Draw was a bit tight(I attribute this from being straight off the shelf) but overall I was blown away by the strength, flavor, and construction of this cigar. The second will sit for awhile. I see many more of these in my future. I will add some Havana VI's to my shopping list.

Nice pics too, lighting be damned. What camera are you shooting with?

Thanks again,

JRM

Thank you, that kind sir is a 4 year old Sony DSC F717 with 5MP. I am squeezing every last drop out of it before I get a new one. It's the Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar lens that pulls it off. Enjoy those cigars and thanks for stopping by.

[JRM]

Originally Posted by tzaddi

Thank you, that kind sir is a 4 year old Sony DSC F717 with 5MP. I am squeezing every last drop out of it before I get a new one. It's the Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar lens that pulls it off. Enjoy those cigars and thanks for stopping by.

Very Cool. I'm on a Canon powershot A95 right now and have just started exploring manual mode I'll post up some pics soon.

Back to cigar talk, I'm done for the night. Have a good one and thanks for the info.

[dizzydog]

Cool. Love these smokes!

[Beatnikbandit]

First of all sorry for drudging up this old post.

I wanted to say that I LOVE THIS whenever I get new to me cigars I like to dissect one to see how they are made, although sometimes I cannot afford to do so. I wish people were willing to destroy a cigar to show how well or how bad the cigar has been made. Some have a great filler and others have crappy filler which you can only see with a dissection. I wish all makers removed the center vein on their filler leaves although most don't. That is the first thing I look for as it is almost seclusive to Cubans. It's too bad because it makes for a great smoke and adds only one extra step.

Thanks for doing this and I encourage others to post pics if they dissect a cigar to it doesn't just go to waste as a picture is worth a thousand words. This way others can see without having to do it themselves if it has already been done. I have had a good cigar that have been ruined from terribly large center veins left in the filler and I hate it. Thank you sooo much for this and I hope to see this again, from other users (I need a digital camera so I can post my dissections I will soon and before then I will try to borrow before I get one if I dissect one before my purchase.) All I have left to say is thank you soo much for this

[tzaddi]

[SIZE="4"]As the humble OP of this thread I respectfully request that it be closed to any future posts[/SIZE].

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