This always seems to be the case whenever I have a bad burn that won't go away and always ends up with the cigar getting to the point it just won't stay lit. I just assume its a case of bad bunching of the slower burning leafs that wind up on one side instead of where they should be.
This always seems to be the case whenever I have a bad burn that won't go away and always ends up with the cigar getting to the point it just won't stay lit. I just assume its a case of bad bunching of the slower burning leafs that wind up on one side instead of where they should be.
yup. its a construction issue. the cigar going out isnt causing the firmness, the firmness is causing the cigar to go out.
I don't believe it. It forms a hard as a rock plug about 3/8" long at the place the fire died. That spot wasn't there before, I'm betting. Something turns the dead spot into cement. Happens suddenly, too.
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