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<blockquote data-quote="Puff Daddy" data-source="post: 12864" data-attributes="member: 3"><p>I've tried some minis in the past and never really cared for them. To me the slow smoldering of layered tobacco leaves in a large ring guage is what allows the magic to happen, the small sticks just seem to be completely different animals and are un-cigarlike to me insofar as taste and complexity goes, and that's what I like about a good cigar, the subtlety and complexity. I love the fatter smokes, 50 ring and up. There is only one small ring cigar I really like but it's hardly a small cigar at 7 inches long and 34 ring: the Macanudo Portofino is an extremely tasty and sophisticated smoke. I used to smoke em a lot back in the 90's and have had a couple recently, very, very yummy. Mild but a lot of flavor. </p><p></p><p>Anyone try the Party shorts (Partagas)? Not sure if these are the cubans or not, but am hearing a lot of chatter about them and how great they are, not quite sure exactly which stick these are.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Puff Daddy, post: 12864, member: 3"] I've tried some minis in the past and never really cared for them. To me the slow smoldering of layered tobacco leaves in a large ring guage is what allows the magic to happen, the small sticks just seem to be completely different animals and are un-cigarlike to me insofar as taste and complexity goes, and that's what I like about a good cigar, the subtlety and complexity. I love the fatter smokes, 50 ring and up. There is only one small ring cigar I really like but it's hardly a small cigar at 7 inches long and 34 ring: the Macanudo Portofino is an extremely tasty and sophisticated smoke. I used to smoke em a lot back in the 90's and have had a couple recently, very, very yummy. Mild but a lot of flavor. Anyone try the Party shorts (Partagas)? Not sure if these are the cubans or not, but am hearing a lot of chatter about them and how great they are, not quite sure exactly which stick these are. [/QUOTE]
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