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To twirl or not to twirl...
- Thread starter truckingtiger
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I say this with real fear that I will be instantly booted from the "100% manly man" group as a result...but some things need to be said out loud, damn the consequences...
I twirl my cigars...I absolutely positively twirl them...
I find that some cigars, when rotated once in a while, (in the direction of the wrap so as not to risk unraveling), produce a rather intense buttery taste which I thoroughly enjoy. So, I usually do a bit of 1/2 turn twisting on the first few puffs, then I notice I also do it more when the cigar hits the sweet spot.
"doc" from www.stogiefresh.com does this in his videos, and also explains why (even burn theory) at one point...
There, I said it...
I twirl my cigars...I absolutely positively twirl them...
I find that some cigars, when rotated once in a while, (in the direction of the wrap so as not to risk unraveling), produce a rather intense buttery taste which I thoroughly enjoy. So, I usually do a bit of 1/2 turn twisting on the first few puffs, then I notice I also do it more when the cigar hits the sweet spot.
"doc" from www.stogiefresh.com does this in his videos, and also explains why (even burn theory) at one point...
There, I said it...
The problem I have with twirling my cigars is if I throw them too high I might miss them as I pirouette and drop the damn thing. And you know whenever you drop a cigar it always lands on the foot and cracks.
CWS
<b>Lead Moderator</b>
OK. That there is funnny!:applause:
you guys are funny. you ARE. :rofl: