Lite up a Rocky Patel-The Edge CorohoFumas. Didn't burn right Center seemed to burn slower than the edges and the drew although easy didn't produce a lot of smoke.
Any ideas what might be the problem?
Any ideas what might be the problem?
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TexasDroughtBrewery
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When you say the center burned slower did it cone?
Thats usually a sign of the cigar being smoked too fast.
Thats usually a sign of the cigar being smoked too fast.
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Never heard/read this before. Have always had the understanding that ash cone is a condition of center leaf burn rate and is a "signature" of hand rolled long filler cigars.
The draw issue sounds like the cigar is too tight. Either it was rolled too tight, or the cigar is too humid.
TexasDroughtBrewery
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The only reason I knew this is b/c ive looked it up before I had a problem with smoking it too fast and didn't know it.
http://www.cheaphumidors.com/blog/cigar-smoking-tips/cigar-burn-issues/
http://www.cigars4dummies.com/cigar-repair/burn-problems.html
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The draw issue however, could be how the cigar was rolled without a doubt.
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5th paragraph down, is what I've always heard/read regarding cone.
http://www.cigarassociation.org/blog/what-ash-tells-you-about-your-cigar
TexasDroughtBrewery
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This has me really intrigued..I see a lot of mix information now that I am looking a little harder.
These guys chalk it up to "Construction, humidity, weather (rain, wind, etc), or how fast you're smoking"
http://www.botl.org/threads/so-what-causes-canoeing.56208/
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All very interesting....Yea it was the cone effect. Long ashes to you all. LOL
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