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I smoked a grape flavored Cigar, but it had no grape taste. It was pre cut so I just light it up and started smokin but all I tasted was smoke. It smelled good before I lit it, but once it lit it was sick. Did I do something wrong? I’m pretty sure it was just straight forward and I’m ok but since there was no flavor I’m kinda pissed off.
Cheap, machine made dreck will always taste/smell like crap
I personally perfer philly grape.
Sorry for putting this in the beer wine spirit section. There is no tabacoo section and this is the section that yahoo suggested.
Peach Cigars are my absolute favorite! and they are less than $1 each at Wal-Mart!! 
strawberry comes in at a close second, which also happen to be available @wm. i would say give them both a try!!
i heard there is a new law that stores are no longer aloud to sell Flavored Cigars.
i think that is the dumbest thing ever.
if they are going to do that what about flavored alcohol
its not right we don’t need to be elimintating buisness form this country we need to be building it
let me know what u think
It is now illegal to sell flavored cigarettes. Cigars are ok for the moment.
Large Cigars will likely stay ok, but the smaller cigars (those packed in a package not dissimilar to cigarettes) will be a target.
It shows a severe lack of comprehension on the part of the FDA. Small Cigars do not have the same tobacco as a cigarette. Small cigars are not wrapped in paper like a cigarette. Small cigars are not the same as cigarettes.
There are literally billions of tobacco tax dollars at stake here - how do they plan on not collapsing the government without these dollars?
www.fda.org
It didn’t beat a Vanilla Corona, but it’s the best we could find!
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By Request- Alex and Darren smoke mango flavored Cigars. Gross.
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http://www.SmokingHotCigarChick.com In this video I review a Nub Habano 460. This has a Habano wrapper with a 60 gauge ring size. A Habano is lighter than a dark Maduro style wrapper but darker and heavier than a Connecticut style wrapper.
This is a delightful full bodied. strong Flavored Cigar. The draw is very smooth and not too hot at all, even all the way down to the band.
I prefer using cigar scissors with this cigar because of the large gauge. But a punch is fine, too.
A cigar cutter may be a bit difficult to use with the large ring gauge. It’s all a matter of what you’re comfortable with.
Ladies, I encourage you to try a fine cigar. And gentlemen, ladies love a confident man with a Cigar in hand.
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LOL. Keep your mind out of the gutter, fellas! I mean requests to review your favorite stogie….haha. Hey, I guess that could be misconstrued, too. Ah well. Please keep it clean, gentleman.
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