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Favorite ring gauge/cigar size?
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<blockquote data-quote="sam a" data-source="post: 195493" data-attributes="member: 2257"><p>with a thinner RG the pressure created from suction is greater than it would be with a larger RG. alot like using a smaller nozzle on a hose will give you more pressure. that said... i personally prefer small ring gauges, just draw more gently and there is no problem. actually i'd argue that smoking a thin RG slowly offers much more flavorful and complex smoke than large RG cigars can, because large RG cigars use a higher percentage of volado to keep them burning well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sam a, post: 195493, member: 2257"] with a thinner RG the pressure created from suction is greater than it would be with a larger RG. alot like using a smaller nozzle on a hose will give you more pressure. that said... i personally prefer small ring gauges, just draw more gently and there is no problem. actually i'd argue that smoking a thin RG slowly offers much more flavorful and complex smoke than large RG cigars can, because large RG cigars use a higher percentage of volado to keep them burning well. [/QUOTE]
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