Damaged Cigar

NYHCx516x · February 2010

urbino · February 2010

Eek. I don't think so, NYHC. That's a pretty bad crack. If it were me, I'd go ahead and smoke it, though. You might get a good smoke out of it for a while. If not, well, you're not out anything for trying.

xmacro · February 2010

Might try some cigar glue (pectin I think), but the stuff tastes nasty.

cabinetmaker · February 2010

I'd gift it to a pipe smoker to grind up and smoke. Good karma.

NYHCx516x · February 2010

cabinetmaker:
I'd gift it to a pipe smoker to grind up and smoke. Good karma.

ROTFL

Goldy · February 2010

I'd give it a go, whats the worst that could happen?

camgfs · February 2010

xmacro · February 2010

Kinda nitpicking for just one cigar, ain't it? It's 3 months old anyway; just smoke it and enjoy

Krieg · March 2010

xmacro:
Kinda nitpicking for just one cigar, ain't it? It's 3 months old anyway; just smoke it and enjoy

nope, I emailed Tim about an Alec Bradley SCR robusto that I had once, as soon as I cut it, the cigar totally fell apart on me, (and no, I didn't cut below the shoulder) The cigar cracked up the middle and just became unsmokeable. Tim sent me a replacement, plus one. Top notch customer service! I like those RP Connecticut's with my morning coffee.

jihiggs · March 2010

I have fixed cigars with pectin before, I noticed no change in flavor or burn quality.

Damaged Cigar

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