Yep, I'd say I average 1:45-2:00. Smoke them slow! They get hot quicker than larger cigars and can turn bitter or harsh if you smoke them too quickly. Take long slow puffs, with plenty of rest between them.
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It sounds like l need to pick up a couple and give them a try. Thanks for all the info guys!!
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What he said. More than just about any other vitola, the 38RG and under requires a slow pace to maximize flavors and avoid harshness/bitterness.
Originally Posted by Cardinal
All cigars can benefit from this but particularly the long and skinnies!
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