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  • Amos UmwhatAmos Umwhat Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,523
    granneja:
    Had an 1844 last weekend and wondered what everyones opinion was on the right amount of time to age it? I liked it, but was picking up some harshness?
    Two questions come up, you've asked one, and it may be the right one. The other question; How fast do you smoke?. Is the burning end nice and flat when you ash? or do you create a cone of fire that harshens up the tobacco? Very easy to do, and to correct. Happens to me all the time.
  • grannejagranneja Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 382
  • BigT06BigT06 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,899
    jj20030:
    i just saw a corona sampler with a 1844 dos capos in it ( baarberpole) wonder if they are coming out with them as i love the lhc dos capos
    Would you consider the CAO America to be a true "barber pole" or does the outer wrapper have to have a more 50/50 look to it? I realize that may be a dumb question, but I have about as much experience with dos capos as I do with brain surgery. Furthermore... if a cigar has 2 actual wrappers(in addition to the binder, of course), but only one is rolled to be visible (so that the cigar looks traditional) is it still considered dos capos, just not a barber pole?
  • Alex SvensonAlex Svenson BlogAdministrator, Everyone, ForumsAdministrator, Moderator, Owners, Registered Users Posts: 1,204
    BigT06:
    jj20030:
    i just saw a corona sampler with a 1844 dos capos in it ( baarberpole) wonder if they are coming out with them as i love the lhc dos capos
    Would you consider the CAO America to be a true "barber pole" or does the outer wrapper have to have a more 50/50 look to it? I realize that may be a dumb question, but I have about as much experience with dos capos as I do with brain surgery. Furthermore... if a cigar has 2 actual wrappers(in addition to the binder, of course), but only one is rolled to be visible (so that the cigar looks traditional) is it still considered dos capos, just not a barber pole?
    The pin stripe method and the 50/50 method use the exact same amount of both wrappers, it is only a matter of how much is hosing so in theory you could make the the CAO america in a 50/50 instead of pin stipe and it would be exactly the same. You could also do a maduro with Connie stripe or Connie with maduro stripe and the flavor is identical. Same amount of wrapper, just a matter of what is showing and how it is being presented.
  • fla-gypsyfla-gypsy Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,023
    I grabbed 10 of these at a bargain price, can't wait to try them.
  • MarkerMarker Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,524
    jj20030:
    i just saw a corona sampler with a 1844 dos capos in it ( baarberpole) wonder if they are coming out with them as i love the lhc dos capos
    The LHC DC is awesome. I need about 40 more of these cigars. And I already have 25...
  • dbeckomdbeckom Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,807
    Marker:
    jj20030:
    i just saw a corona sampler with a 1844 dos capos in it ( baarberpole) wonder if they are coming out with them as i love the lhc dos capos
    The LHC DC is awesome. I need about 40 more of these cigars. And I already have 25...
    Did anyone else notice that the sampler that the 1844 barberpole is in is a AJ Fernandez sampler? I guess the "mystery blender" has finally been revealed publically!
  • MarkerMarker Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,524
    dbeckom:
    Marker:
    jj20030:
    i just saw a corona sampler with a 1844 dos capos in it ( baarberpole) wonder if they are coming out with them as i love the lhc dos capos
    The LHC DC is awesome. I need about 40 more of these cigars. And I already have 25...
    Did anyone else notice that the sampler that the 1844 barberpole is in is a AJ Fernandez sampler? I guess the "mystery blender" has finally been revealed publically!
    Dwayne....You have had how many 1844 and didn't realize it was an AJ stick? Come on. I know you better than that even in my short time here. Read and respond to your PM btw :).
  • dbeckomdbeckom Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,807
  • MarkerMarker Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,524
    Sent again Dwayne.
  • fla-gypsyfla-gypsy Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,023
    It's an AJ stick, "the jig is up"
  • BigT06BigT06 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,899
  • fla-gypsyfla-gypsy Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,023
    The 1844 delivers very nicely after some rest.
  • grannejagranneja Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 382
    granneja:
    Had an 1844 last weekend and wondered what everyones opinion was on the right amount of time to age it? I liked it, but was picking up some harshness?
    Just tried another one this weekend. Most of the harshness has left, and it turned into a nice smoke.
  • MessickMessick Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 86
    how long is a good wait time on these sticks?
  • dbeckomdbeckom Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,807
    Messick:
    how long is a good wait time on these sticks?
    I've had em ROTT, and with a months rest and they're great both ways. They do get better as time passes, so have one right away and save some for later.
  • The KidThe Kid Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,842
    smokin my first one, was a little tight on the draw, doing better after the second cut. Thanks Dr. Hannibal
  • RBeckomRBeckom Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,099
    I've received several from my brother Dwayne. This is A great cigar, probably my new favorite as A daily smoke. I plan on buying A box soon.
  • Shaun.Harrison87Shaun.Harrison87 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,971
    I just contacted Tim and he is sending some out to me tomorrow at the deal price. Best customer service ANYWHERE!
  • MessickMessick Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 86
    tried one last night, the extra 50. I was not overly excited but I will not pass judgement until they have sat for awhile
  • CAcigarguy007CAcigarguy007 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 239
  • Shaun.Harrison87Shaun.Harrison87 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,971
    I just had my first 1844 #50 this Wednesday, it had about 2months of rest on it. The first inch was somewhat spicy but not overpowering, then it smoothed out and had a nice balanced earthy/maduro taste, that flavor profile stayed the same until about the last inch where it got a little spicy again. Very good smoke for the $$ IMO
  • jj20030jj20030 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,448
    jj20030:
    i just saw a corona sampler with a 1844 dos capos in it ( barberpole) wonder if they are coming out with them as i love the lhc dos capos
    well, saw that sampler was back in stock a couple weeks ago so today thought about hitting it and now the 1844 coronas i saw are now the lhc dos capos, so maybe theres no 1844 corona after all,me thinks someone screwed up,lol
  • NightHawkNightHawk Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 246
    there is an 1844 dos capas ive seen in a sampler.. somewhere else, not that ive shopped there for a longg time since discovering ccoms service. but i do occasionally browse through their catalog.
  • jj20030jj20030 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,448
    NightHawk:
    there is an 1844 dos capas ive seen in a sampler.. somewhere else, not that ive shopped there for a longg time since discovering ccoms service. but i do occasionally browse through their catalog.
    pretty sure thats the one im talking about
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