The Worlds Smallest Cigar.

SirJoe

SirJoe

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They had to make it. If you have over sized cigars there has to be some one that goes in the opposite direction.
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Now that is one small cigar.
 
Wow I guess so. I have never seen anything like it. I wonder what price range something like that would be in.
 
Sue said:
Wow I guess so. I have never seen anything like it. I wonder what price range something like that would be in.
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Logically the price should be smaller but you can expect a high price for something like this because of its novelty. I wonder who would buy these, they're only teasing. :p
 
I once smoked a very small "gourmet" sort of cigar. It was just a bit longer than the one shown. It tasted pretty good, but the reason I bought it was that is was inexpensive. Inexpensive is always good in my book.
 
Daddy-O said:
LOL! So, you'd get, what, two good puffs out of that one? ;)

Neat find though.
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Pretty much, haha. I wonder if the taste is so good that it leaves you breathless, imagine if it's just a regular tobacco cigar.. just, smaller.
 
This isn't surprising to me at all. People love to create tiny versions of everything, for the sake of making cute things. I would laugh if someone offered me a cigar of this size, but it makes for a nice little novelty item. I can't see it working for anything other than display and novelty purposes, ha ha.
 
SirJoe said:
Provided you don't suck the whole thing into your lungs on the first puff. Lol.
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I laughed way too hard at this! Ha ha, I didn't even think about this being a possibility, but honestly that is exactly what I'd do if someone gave me one of these cigars. Can you imagine how hard it would be to smoke the thing? I can't see this as a realistic way of smoking, ha ha.
 
This is a really interesting miniature version of a cigar. I believe that the price for this would be a bit higher than the usual type of cigar because it would be probably considered as a novelty item.
 
It would have to be the amount of patience that would take to make one of these must be unworldly. I honestly would never be the right person for a job like that.
 
I think some people just like minature versions of everything, and the cigar may be no exception to that rule. I guess, that people are busy making minature versions of Cubans now, now that it has opened up slowly to tourism. Watch for minature Cubans to be coming your way soon!
 
kgord said:
I think some people just like minature versions of everything, and the cigar may be no exception to that rule. I guess, that people are busy making minature versions of Cubans now, now that it has opened up slowly to tourism. Watch for minature Cubans to be coming your way soon!
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Lol I still prefer the full sized cigar. Their cigarillos are also very good but that's the smallest I'm willing to go. :)
 
I think I could roll that one up. But that is such an useless idea... it's not good to smoke, so the only thing I can see doing with it, it's bragging.
 
I am going to have to buy a Cuban just to say I have had one. This is one of the cigars that I want to try. It is just a quality cigar that seems to be worth the price you pay for it, and I will get one if I see them. The only thing, is I don't really want a big honkin cigar.
 
kgord said:
I am going to have to buy a Cuban just to say I have had one. This is one of the cigars that I want to try. It is just a quality cigar that seems to be worth the price you pay for it, and I will get one if I see them. The only thing, is I don't really want a big honkin cigar.
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Cohiba doesn't only have big cigars they also have shorter cigars, they are a bit expensive but they are well worth your while.

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