Connecticut Wrap's

[VirtualSmitty]

Originally Posted by Red

noob! but with that kind of conviction you couldnt possibly be wrong...i think ive heard that somewhere before...

I like the way you have continued to bump your own thread and the mature way in which it has developed. Tark may say your not a newbie but you sure act like one. If you have nothing to learn about our hobby and have all the answers, why even bother to come here?

Look, no one is saying the wrapper doesn't matter. Neither Greg nor I implied that wrapper doesn't matter. It plays a part in the blend for sure and changing it does have an effect on the taste. But when talking about thick RG cigars the change is much more subtle because of the size and isn't as drastic as what you are saying. Maybe the filler in the 601s is tweaked across the line, I don't know honestly, but if you take the same filler blend and stick a different wrapper on it the changes aren't going to be very significant.

Why do you think so many people here start shifting to smaller RG cigars? It couldn't possibly be because you taste more of the wrappers flavor could it!?

Feel free to continue your sandwich banter now

Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty

I like the way you have continued to bump your own thread and the mature way in which it has developed. Tark may say your not a newbie but you sure act like one. If you have nothing to learn about our hobby and have all the answers, why even bother to come here?

Look, no one is saying the wrapper doesn't matter. Neither Greg nor I implied that wrapper doesn't matter. It plays a part in the blend for sure and changing it does have an effect on the taste. But when talking about thick RG cigars the change is much more subtle because of the size and isn't as drastic as what you are saying. Maybe the filler in the 601s is tweaked across the line, I don't know honestly, but if you take the same filler blend and stick a different wrapper on it the changes aren't going to be very significant.

Why do you think so many people here start shifting to smaller RG cigars? It couldn't possibly be because you taste more of the wrappers flavor could it!?

Feel free to continue your sandwich banter now

im going to need a sandwich and blanket before i sit down and read this..sounds long and serious

[VirtualSmitty]

Originally Posted by Red

im going to need a sandwich and blanket before i sit down and read this..sounds long and serious

Is seven lines of writing too much for you to follow there Red? I can cook up a simplified version of it for ya.

Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty

Is seven lines of writing too much for you to follow there Red? I can cook up a simplified version of it for ya.

im just a noob to reading..i JUST read good night moon for the first time yesterday

[VirtualSmitty]

Originally Posted by Red

im just a noob to reading..i JUST read good night moon for the first time yesterday

Okay, well you go get your blanket and sandwich and when you have something intelligent to say revisit this thread. Until then stfu please...I think i've heard that somewhere before...

Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty

Okay, well you go get your blanket and sandwich and when you have something intelligent to say revisit this thread. Until then stfu please...I think i've heard that somewhere before...

haha! nice...

[elderboy02]

STFU Red

Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty

I like the way you have continued to bump your own thread and the mature way in which it has developed. Tark may say your not a newbie but you sure act like one. If you have nothing to learn about our hobby and have all the answers, why even bother to come here?

Look, no one is saying the wrapper doesn't matter. Neither Greg nor I implied that wrapper doesn't matter. It plays a part in the blend for sure and changing it does have an effect on the taste. But when talking about thick RG cigars the change is much more subtle because of the size and isn't as drastic as what you are saying. Maybe the filler in the 601s is tweaked across the line, I don't know honestly, but if you take the same filler blend and stick a different wrapper on it the changes aren't going to be very significant.

Why do you think so many people here start shifting to smaller RG cigars? It couldn't possibly be because you taste more of the wrappers flavor could it!?

Feel free to continue your sandwich banter now

Wow that was very enlightening...Thanks for the explanation on the real deal on wrappers. Glad you set Red straight. I need to pay more attention on this site so many knowledgeable cigar guys on here willing to help out a newb.

[VirtualSmitty]

Originally Posted by Paint

Wow that was very enlightening...Thanks for the explanation on the real deal on wrappers. Glad you set Red straight. I need to pay more attention on this site so many knowledgeable cigar guys on here willing to help out a newb.

Try it sometime. Swap the wrappers off two cigars you like that have different wrapper leafs and tell me you much of a difference you notice

Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty

Try it sometime. Swap the wrappers off two cigars you like that have different wrapper leafs and tell me you much of a difference you notice

I wont do that with cigars i like ,i cant roll them back up. Why do all the 601's taste so different ,if they are only different by the wrappers? Has to be something too that!

[VirtualSmitty]

Originally Posted by Paint

I wont do that with cigars i like ,i cant roll them back up. Why do all the 601's taste so different ,if they are only different by the wrappers? Has to be something too that!

Why not? It's not that hard and you might learn something from it. Like I said earlier before this this thread became sandwich banter, I don't know about the 601 blends, there could well be differences in the blend. Greg mentioned they were all the same, i've never smoked one so I can't be sure. All i'm trying to do is point out that the wrapper doesn't have as much impact on the flavor as what red is saying on thick RG cigars. It contributes to the flavor but it doesn't dominate it. If your not willing to try it for yourself, next time your at a herf do a blind taste test and see how well you do.