The BlendLab by Cigars International

[T.G]

Originally Posted by T.G

Trying experimental & test blend cigars can be a lot of fun, and you can get some really phenomenal cigars, and you can also get some severe disappointments.

I'm thinking more about this, and I suspect that CI has most likely removed the complete stinkers and out of balance cigars from the choices, which is just as well. I suspect the worst you would get there is a cigar that is not to your liking, but you could also end up with something really off the hook that might never see the light of day as a production release due to something like low availability of one of the component tobaccos.

[dwoodward]

Originally Posted by T.G

I'm thinking more about this, and I suspect that CI has most likely removed the complete stinkers and out of balance cigars from the choices, which is just as well. I suspect the worst you would get there is a cigar that is not to your liking.

I was thinking that as well. Nobody would place an absolute dog rocket up for others to taste. That said, wish the samples were a little less spendy... I wanna try some, but my cigar budget the last couple months is at a hold. I haven't spent any money on cigars other than trades in the last 2 months. No money means no cigars.

That said, looking thru the blends some of them look very interesting, and even some Maduros for the whores around here.