Box Pressed Cigars

y2pascoe

What does this mean? Is it some kind of enhancement? Still a noob here.

KCW

The cigar is ultimately pressed into a box shape (four flat sides as opposed to being round).

y2pascoe

Any advantage to that? Sounds like it would give the cigar a tighter draw?

kuzi16

JCizzle

One thing I like about them is you can set them down and they won't roll off...

RampMonkey

+1

bacon.jay

The Sniper

rgalyon0911

ENFIDL

docbp87

Krieg

Probably the most extreme box press cigar I've ever had was the I press. Tasted great btw

Pacman84

I've had burn issues with some but nothing big...I really enjoy them.

SaVas

JCizzle:

One thing I like about them is you can set them down and they won't roll off...

Thats one of the only things I like about a box pressed cigar. Spring winds and a square means less broken wrappers since the cigar rarely falls to the ground if you set it on the table. I do definitely prefer a round cigar, but if a cigar I like only comes as a box press, so be it

nails

I just like how they fit my hand and mouth.I've never noticed a burn issue and they don't roll around.I like Padron and nica libre the best.

Amos Umwhat

I always figured it was just a gimmick, hadn't thought about the "doesn't roll" thing, although that's a plus. Then, I got the box-pressed 5 Vegas sampler, and noticed that the "A" seriously tasted better than other versions of the same cigar. Tested this a couple times, and they were just better! Maybe just a good batch, but...?

ddubridge

bump 101

jd50ae