Long assh ash pics

I hope you took that big damn label off the Symphony and smoked that down to a nub. That is one I really like. Although the Bradley looks like it was pretty tasty too. Never had one, how was it?

kaspera79:

I hope you took that big damn label off the Symphony and smoked that down to a nub. That is one I really like. Although the Bradley looks like it was pretty tasty too. Never had one, how was it?

Yeah, I always smoke the Symphonies down to the nub man. I love those sticks, I can't decide if the 5 Vegas Gold or the Symphony is my favorite conny. The Harvest '97 is an excellent stick too, I put a little review of what I thought of it in the Habano Tasting Party thread.

Here are a couple of shots of the LVH Corojo I just finished:

wow, Puro.. in what decade was that last picture taken?

PuroFreak:

That was last year, and no I'm not the one with the hair! haha Thats my buddy Nick. He is rockin the white boy fro!!! But you have to admit that's a damn nice Nub Stand I pulled off!

hell yea it is. it's a shame the picture quality isn't better:(

Vigilante Maduro:

I'm a fairly new cigar smoker, been smokin for about 9 months or so, and only recently was told by my little bro that the ash is supposed to stay on cigar and not flicked off like you would a cigarette. Now the funny thing is I try and keep the ash as long as can, kinda interesting on how long they can get.

zoom6zoom:

That's right, kev.... the ash helps the burn and acts as an air filter to keep things cooler.

in many cases, it is also indicative of good construction.

The best I could do:



The ash literally fell off seconds after I took this pic.

bbc020:

love the ccom forum in the background. Nothing like enjoying a cigar infront of the laptop while on the ccom forum.....I think it's kinda like a cyber herf

A ccom chat room.........cyber herf.......(cue the guinness guys) BRILLIANT!!!!

bbc020:

love the ccom forum in the background. Nothing like enjoying a cigar infront of the laptop while on the ccom forum.....I think it's kinda like a cyber herf

this is why my next computer will be a lap top...

ScottU:

That would make me nervous....very nervous.....

What, you think Urbi would show up to the chatroom wearing nothing but a smile and cigar ash?

Garen B:

ScottU:

That would make me nervous....very nervous.....

What, you think Urbi would show up to the chatroom wearing nothing but a smile and cigar ash?

lol, I'm wondering why/how you come up with this stuf.... :::cough::::... I posted some picks of some gurkhas with some great ash over in the smoking thread. I should have posted them hear. Got some good ash too.

How was that Blue Steel? I've seen specials on the several times but haven't heard much about them.

phobicsquirrel:

Garen B:

ScottU:

That would make me nervous....very nervous.....

What, you think Urbi would show up to the chatroom wearing nothing but a smile and cigar ash?

lol, I'm wondering why/how you come up with this stuf.... :::cough::::...

I'd like to take this opportunity to disclaim responsibility for any mental images geebee is cooking up. The truth is, I rarely smile.

phobicsquirrel:

honestly, I wasn't too impressed. after the ash fell I got a huge bitter taste. maybe it needs much more resting time, but even then I wasn't into the taste too much. but I'll try it again in a few months. It started off well though.

I on the other hand liked them very much ( blue steel ).. I do think they will get better with some time, so the others I have (8) will sit for at least six months. You must be comparing them to the higher end Gurkhas, and yes they fall behind those, but still a better than average cigar.