So you only have 10 jars left... I weep for you.:stretchgrI'm down to half of what I was two years ago. It's getting scary. :sadcry:
I don't want to live in a world without Tat Blacks (Tubos don't count, they were imposters).
So you only have 10 jars left... I weep for you.:stretchgrI'm down to half of what I was two years ago. It's getting scary. :sadcry:
I don't want to live in a world without Tat Blacks (Tubos don't count, they were imposters).
i only got 1 tracking # for my box ... and it's scheduled to arrive tomorrow!!! (can you tell i'm excited?!)Anyone else get 2 tracking #'s? I received one last night for a 1lb package (5iver) and another one this morning for a 2lb package(?) I'm worried that they sent me someone elses by mistake. I'll call them when they open.
Mine is at the office. Perfect, the day I stay home with sick kids. Shipping is sending a driver shortly to the house. yeaaaaaaaaa.
I ordered a 10 pack and got two fedex shipment notifications with two tracking's. thinking they are sending the fiver's out individually?Anyone else get 2 tracking #'s? I received one last night for a 1lb package (5iver) and another one this morning for a 2lb package(?) I'm worried that they sent me someone elses by mistake. I'll call them when they open.
I'm glad I picked up a fiver of the launch... those little details are kinda nice with an LE release like this. I'm sure the regular release will be just as good a smoke, but the closed foot and pigtail really look good on a PL.Launch is in old SODO boxes with a pigtail and closed foot.
Full release is planned for July in glossy square jar looking boxes. The cigar is cut normal at the foot and with a triple cap. I figured with full production it was better to have the cigar normal looking.
Pete
Maybe it has something to do with the box pressing of the cigar? I've heard that at least some box pressed cigars are intentionally underfilled, so that the box press won't cause the cigars to be plugged. I'm pretty sure I first heard that about the LFD factory press cigars, and maybe the same holds true for the Padron anni lines, and the La Riqueza.And since I am on a roll, how come the La Riqueza sticks are rolled differently or at least seem like they are compared to the other lines you produce? They ALWAYS draw and burn perfectly. They almost draw too well!
That may be true for the box pressed versions, however the cabinet versions are not box pressed and exhibit the same characteristics.Maybe it has something to do with the box pressing of the cigar? I've heard that at least some box pressed cigars are intentionally underfilled, so that the box press won't cause the cigars to be plugged. I'm pretty sure I first heard that about the LFD factory press cigars, and maybe the same holds true for the Padron anni lines, and the La Riqueza.
Re the pigtails and covered foot... for me it is optics. They look nicer. The visual interest makes for a better cigar experience (not necessarily a better smoking experience, though).I don't understand the whole closed foot thing, after 5 seconds of lighting it, the closed foot is gone. Does it serve any purpose or enhance the cigar in any way? Same with a pigtail, clip, it's gone. It serves the same purpose as any other cap on a cigar.
I'd like to hear from the man himself, will there really be any difference in the wet packed versus non-wet packed sticks?
And since I am on a roll, how come the La Riqueza sticks are rolled differently or at least seem like they are compared to the other lines you produce? They ALWAYS draw and burn perfectly. They almost draw too well!
I always forget there is a cabinet version of this cigar. My local doesn't carry the cabinet version, so I guess out of sight, out of mind.That may be true for the box pressed versions, however the cabinet versions are not box pressed and exhibit the same characteristics.
Great points and questions.I don't understand the whole closed foot thing, after 5 seconds of lighting it, the closed foot is gone. Does it serve any purpose or enhance the cigar in any way? Same with a pigtail, clip, it's gone. It serves the same purpose as any other cap on a cigar.
I'd like to hear from the man himself, will there really be any difference in the wet packed versus non-wet packed sticks?
And since I am on a roll, how come the La Riqueza sticks are rolled differently or at least seem like they are compared to the other lines you produce? They ALWAYS draw and burn perfectly. They almost draw too well!
It's true that the closed foot is gone quickly, but I like it a lot for two reason:I don't understand the whole closed foot thing, after 5 seconds of lighting it, the closed foot is gone. Does it serve any purpose or enhance the cigar in any way? Same with a pigtail, clip, it's gone. It serves the same purpose as any other cap on a cigar.
I'd like to hear from the man himself, will there really be any difference in the wet packed versus non-wet packed sticks?
And since I am on a roll, how come the La Riqueza sticks are rolled differently or at least seem like they are compared to the other lines you produce? They ALWAYS draw and burn perfectly. They almost draw too well!