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Buy With Bulk - Amazing Full-Bodied Cigars

Every cigar smoker knows that there comes a time when the desire to smoke a good cigar wins out over loyalty. Consider yourself. Ashton Classics may be the brand you love most. Fearful of losing your brand or worse, being crushed, you might ignore any opportunities that may come your way. It is possible to ignore your desire to try something stronger, or worse, you might sneak around and meet new cigars at dive bars or in seedy hotel rooms, for a few blissful, uninhibited moments of pleasure. This will only make you feel disloyal to the brand that you have been loyal to for years and guilt you. You tell yourself that cigars can feel feelings to.

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You are not committing any tobacco adultery, so rest assured. It is perfectly normal to switch brands. Sometimes you feel like you're smoking a hot cigar. Other times, you don’t. Sometimes you feel like you're smoking a sweet cigar. Other times, you don’t. Sometimes you feel full-bodied, sometimes not. There are better cigars than others when you feel that way. Here's a list of some of the finest full-bodied cigars. These cigars are worth it to cheat on your regular brand.

Camacho Corojo is a rare and rich cigar made in the Jamastran Valley, Honduras. They are strong, similar to cigars that are dedicated to a weight area. These cigars are made from a Cuban seed and are loved by many connoisseurs. It is a popular brand that many tobacco shops keep in stock.

Coronado by La Flor Cigars. For many years, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic have been challenging Cuba when it comes down to the best land for cigar production. The Coronado is a joint effort of Nicaragua and Dominican Republic. It takes some of Cuba's limelight away. The Coronado is a masterfully blended blend of Dominican filler, binder and Nicaraguan wrapper. It's full of rich, spicy and peppery flavors.

Little Gomez Diez Cigars - A cigar that was originally created to commemorate La Flor Domincana’s 10th Anniversary. 100 percent of the tobacco used in this cigar comes from the Dominican Republic. This is rare in the cigar industry because it is hard to find Dominican Republic tobacco suitable for a binder and filler. This cigar is a standout for the Dominican Republic, with hints of spicy leather.

Carlos Torano Virtuoso is made with the first ever sun-grown wrapper from the Torano families. This cigar speaks volumes about their Cuban roots. Although the Virtuosos are the fullest-bodied cigars in the Carlos Torano range, they are still very smooth, balanced, and easy to smoke. The Virtuoso is made from tobacco from Nicaragua, Honduras and Panama. It offers cigar enthusiasts the opportunity to enjoy a variety of flavors, reminding them of coffee, spice, and chocolate.

The Edge by Rocky Patel - This cigar should have a warning label that states, "Novices must not apply." This is a great notch for smokers with some experience. This cigar is a full-bodied, robust cigar. Its taste and spice are unbeatable.

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At one point or another, every smoker wants to leave the brand they are loyal to. This does not make you a bad or indifferent smoker. Sometimes, you need to break the mold and try something a bit more substantial. It will eventually forget you if you gently break it to your brand.

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marysworldlove · 5 years

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Breaking corojo time

En tiempos de visicitudes no es recomendable deslizarse por el frágil muro complaciente de las lamentaciones sino volcarse de lleno de la fragua en la manigua. Y ahora cuando nos aprietan más el zapato, al decir del buen cubano, recordé cuánto la naturaleza nos apunta los pasos si no de un mundo perfecto, sí más humano y en concordia entre seres vegetales y seres animales.

Pues llegó la hora de breaking corojo time, una idea que se me ocurrió desde hace días mientras meditaba sobre las barreras que impone la burocracia en la vida cotidiana de los cubanos. Tal como una guillotina en péndulo sobre nuestras cabezas, el bloqueo mutila sueños a corto, mediano, y no existen plazos largos porque no existen en su plan demoledor. En tanto, mi cultura de sobrevida, en plena adaptación al creciente bloqueo yanqui que nos hace sangrar, prefiere encarar a otro flagelo parasitado que nos corroe: la burocracia penitente en sus diversas manifestaciones que no desiste, que no deja espacio a la paciencia humana y muchísimo menos al derecho a una vejez feliz, pese a todo espíritu renovador de voluntades que supone pensar la isla como país. Persisten los lugares donde ella, la realeza de los cuños, las firmas y los papeles, planta bandera, enraíza y cuesta ciclos de vida para verla transformarse. Como la materia de poner zancadillas parece ser su esencia, no hay poder que la haga desfallecer. Habrá que seguir entonces cantándole las cuarenta, dice mi abuela.

Graficar, o relatar algunas anécdotas que esconden detrás un mal funcionamiento del sistema de atención a la población, el relajado horario laboral, la falta de condiciones en las oficinas de trámites, las subjetividades del trecho del digo al Diego, son algunas de las desmotivaciones que me condujeron a descargar en la primera temporada de Breaking Corojo Time lo que vivo, lo que escucho, lo que siento y lo que sufro. Porque el corojo en pone con su estoicismo en guardia como debería estar toda la sociedad, luchando contra los burócratas y no siendo cómplices del fenómeno.

En el próximo post les hablo del corojo cubano, tan auténtico y duro en sus nueces como lo que hay que cascar en nuestras luchas contra el burocratismo para vivir mejor.

#corojo #cuba #palm #burocracia

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