2 Finger Cigar Tube

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Wow ..I read these reviews & was rsrpsiued. I bought some of these the first time in the begining of March. I let them sit a few weeks & lit one up. I found the taste right on as said in these reviews, nutty, creamy & peppery. I LOVE THAT. The peppery flavor reminded me of black pepper yet smooth with alittle nutty flavor. I am a finatic about keeping my humidor PERFECT (very frustrating but I got it right trying alot of different products) and the burn was also PERFECT. No relights after the cigar sat for a good 3-4 minutes I am a big fan of Don Pepin Garcia's JJ series & also Ashton ESG. To my palet they also have that peppery flavor but not black pepper, more spicy if that makes sense. Anyway, I found these smokes great for an everyday cigar, and you can't beat the price if you shop right. Happy smoking to all!!!!!

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NO problem, tkahns for trying it out! Start out by entering the cigar info in the yellow cells on the left side of the program cigar, maker, length, ring gauge, wrapper, cost . This is the most important step because all of the formulas are calculated using the length and ring gauge sizes. Next, move to the right and enter your cigar ratings in the blue cells Constructin, draw, burn, ash, flavor, complexity . These ratings should be a 1 to 10 scale with 1 being terrible and 10 being outstanding as shown at the top of the program. With this information entered you should get a value calculated in the green cell. If you are not satisfied with this number simply change the 1 that is already in the Value Manager box at the top of the program to a higher positive number to increase the value or a lower negative number to decrease it. I have also added a Rating manager box so that you can place more weight on a particular rating. For instance, if you place more value on the flavor of a cigar over the construction all you have to do is increase the 1 next to flavor to a 2, 3, 4, or 5. You should notice a slight change in the Average cell's number. You can change the weight for all the other categories just as I have showed you. Once you are happy with the value all you have to do is keep adding cigars to the list. Each cigar you add will use the same formulas as the first cigar to calculate the value of all the cigars you add. In this way you can compare the value of all the cigars you enter and use the program as a tool to help make cigar purchases in the future. I hope this helps. Also, if anyone has any ideas or changes they think would improve the program I would be glad to take them.