Dunhill 1907 Robusto.
Interesting and tasty cigar.
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Dunhill 1907 Robusto.
Interesting and tasty cigar.
http://cigars.strazors.com/dunhill_1907_1.jpg
http://cigars.strazors.com/dunhill_1907_2.jpg
Jeezum Crow...Quote:
Originally Posted by earcutter
...looks like you beat that thing like it owed you money before lighting it!
Camacho is rapidly becoming a standout fav of mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by jasontg99
That's hilarious Yardie - It really did take a beating and yeah, the wrapper leaf wasn't all to happy about it - but the binder held up like a champ! But yeah seriously, I need a single cigar holder... cuz I ain't going to stop receiving said hugs from voluptuous women excited to see me :).Quote:
Originally Posted by yardie
Here is a pic of the delicious stogie.
That's a spotty stick there brother. Water spots?
Is that plume?Quote:
Originally Posted by jasontg99
Plume... nom, nom. Plume is good :). I don't think in this case however that it is plume. As a rule plume is consistent over the length of the cigar and relatively light coloured. Hence the reason I figured water spots.Quote:
Originally Posted by scap99
I didn't want to come right out and call it the "m" word, but it did look a bit like the moldy cigars I've created a few times over the years.Quote:
Originally Posted by earcutter
It's plume. You can't rub mold off the wrapper. Plume comes off easily.
