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Stewmuse
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This invoice may not look like much, but both of these tobaccos, the Paraguayan flojo viso and the Brazilian mata fina leaf, have been out of stock for two years and one year, respectively. The flojo, in particular, is a really unique tasting leaf, and I am, literally, down to my last 14 cigars which contain this leaf, and I have no more of that leaf in stock (until it arrives next week, of course). Woo!
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kurtdesign1
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This is something I'm VERY happy to hear! I loved that Flojo stuff.Stewmuse wrote:This invoice may not look like much, but both of these tobaccos, the Paraguayan flojo viso and the Brazilian mata fina leaf, have been out of stock for two years and one year, respectively. The flojo, in particular, is a really unique tasting leaf, and I am, literally, down to my last 14 cigars which contain this leaf, and I have no more of that leaf in stock (until it arrives next week, of course). Woo!
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Stewmuse
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Gonna be part of your twelve.kurtdesign1 wrote:This is something I'm VERY happy to hear! I loved that Flojo stuff.Stewmuse wrote:This invoice may not look like much, but both of these tobaccos, the Paraguayan flojo viso and the Brazilian mata fina leaf, have been out of stock for two years and one year, respectively. The flojo, in particular, is a really unique tasting leaf, and I am, literally, down to my last 14 cigars which contain this leaf, and I have no more of that leaf in stock (until it arrives next week, of course). Woo!
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Stewmuse
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As we go...
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Stewmuse
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ditto... these are my Nicaraguan blend, but tweaked by adding some Brazilian mata fina to the filler and putting a corojo wrapper on some of them. 6.5 x 50.
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f.sinagra
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They look amazing, Stew!Stewmuse wrote:ditto... these are my Nicaraguan blend, but tweaked by adding some Brazilian mata fina to the filler and putting a corojo wrapper on some of them. 6.5 x 50.
I love Corojo wrapped cigars. That and San Andreas are my two favorite wrappers today.
Question: Have you ever tried experimenting with Corojo as a filler? Can it be done?
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Stewmuse
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Thanks. Yes, corojo filler is fairly common. I have a few blends that use it in seco, viso, and/or ligero strengths. My C2, which is just criollo and corojo filler, is one of my favorites.f.sinagra wrote:They look amazing, Stew!Stewmuse wrote:ditto... these are my Nicaraguan blend, but tweaked by adding some Brazilian mata fina to the filler and putting a corojo wrapper on some of them. 6.5 x 50.
I love Corojo wrapped cigars. That and San Andreas are my two favorite wrappers today.
Question: Have you ever tried experimenting with Corojo as a filler? Can it be done?
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Stewmuse
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Is this how baby cigars are made?
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IWinchester
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Re: World domination...
Amazing!! I've been meaning to buy a Partagas culebra or something to share with my dad and brother. Nice work on that oneStewmuse wrote:Is this how baby cigars are made?
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Stewmuse
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Thanks, Ian. This was a first for me. Not sure how many more are in store, but it's an option.IWinchester wrote:Amazing!! I've been meaning to buy a Partagas culebra or something to share with my dad and brother. Nice work on that oneStewmuse wrote:Is this how baby cigars are made?
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