Man anything to get out of a dog rocketWell I just started on Panama Red Blend No 9. Not a good start. Draw so tight I am not sure it's even workable.
I slid a small wire down it several times and I still can't get any draw. The cigar is hard as a rock. Chucked that crap stick into the compost bin and am smoking another dog rocket I picked out of the pass....Amati.
eww. Tim with that wire in there.. and that Panama label, I thought you were going to light up a fire cracker.So I started off with a Panama dog rocket. Initial aroma was definitely a barnyard. The stick was hard as a rock. I lit it and could not get a draw at all. I reamed the center with a piece of wire several times and still couldn't get a draw. So after messing with it for 15 minutes or so, I chucked it in the compost bin.
Tim, I can only hope the Ron Mexico is also plugged, you lucky sob.So I started off with a Panama dog rocket. Initial aroma was definitely a barnyard. The stick was hard as a rock. I lit it and could not get a draw at all. I reamed the center with a piece of wire several times and still couldn't get a draw. So after messing with it for 15 minutes or so, I chucked it in the compost bin.
I dove back into my dog rocket box and pulled out one called Amati.
Pre light aroma was only of light tobacco. This cigar was very very mushy from cap to foot. Pre light draw was wide open and tasted like tobacco.
Soon after lighting I experienced burn issues and it started to run on me. I touched it up numerous times. It was a smooth cigar, not harsh at all but very little flavor. Nearing the half way point it started to canoe badly. Flavor never materialized. I would rate this cigar a so so yard gar if we don't mind the burn issues. For round a buck a stick, it isn't a horrible value but definitely better than roulette no 9 and the Panama.
Pic of start of the canoe issue...
It says right here in this Dog Rocket manual that this thread is connected to the March Madness Bombings !I bet bondo Intercepted em so he could dog bomb the missouri crew!