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Randomhero, after your reply about  "what varnish" I am done. If you are that clueless no one can help you. No matter what you say about the Ducati, the facts speak for themselves. Excuses do not make it any better. It is still a fact that he did not give the Ducati away. In any business if you are going to be stupid and do stupid things you better be tuff. I do enjoy this banter, the more it goes on the more it proves me right about the drama with this brand of cigar. No one has proven me wrong yet. I will be waiting for more.

[quote author=Smokinfine link=topic=8335.msg46093#msg46093 date=1301516088]
Simple reason I like them and others like them. Yes you do flap your gums. Enjoy whatever it is you smoke and give them Tat bashing a break. We all get it you don't like them.
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You give it a break. Don't like it move on. I am glad you like that brand. You are the one who has an issue with me not liking them.

[quote author=lakeside toker link=topic=8335.msg46122#msg46122 date=1301524814]
Randomhero, after your reply about  "what varnish" I am done. If you are that clueless no one can help you.[/quote]

....you talking about the Drac "wet box" thing?  I mean, just say it instead of dancing around it.

Varnished vs unvarnished:

Loser CB here did not know either so I looked it up:

It refers to the box.

One is varnished and the other isn't. The varnished box is generally preferred for aging as the varnish seals the pores in the wood thus reducing the amount of oxygen exchanging inside the box.

As to which is preferred as far as taste goes, that is entirely up to each individual. For the most part the two cigars are different vitolas as in the case of the Partagas 898 and 898v.

:bangin:

First time I ever heard called "wet box". Still waiting for all takers to prove me wrong on any of this. If you have no proof, just move on. No more to see here.

[quote author=lakeside toker link=topic=8335.msg46124#msg46124 date=1301525148]
You give it a break. Don't like it move on. I am glad you like that brand. You are the one who has an issue with me not liking them.
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LMAO you are funny if nothing else. Torch up a grape white owl and relax. It is all good. Smoke what you enjoy. :bigup:

Lakeside....Keep going after the rare Opus. Overpriced?......Kool-Aid?
I guess that depends on your wallet and pallet  :horse:

[quote author=canadianbeaver link=topic=8335.msg46181#msg46181 date=1301530821]
Varnished vs unvarnished:

Loser CB here did not know either so I looked it up:

It refers to the box.

One is varnished and the other isn't. The varnished box is generally preferred for aging as the varnish seals the pores in the wood thus reducing the amount of oxygen exchanging inside the box.

As to which is preferred as far as taste goes, that is entirely up to each individual. For the most part the two cigars are different vitolas as in the case of the Partagas 898 and 898v.

:bangin:


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Correct.. The unVarnished boxed are for retail stores to sell singles. The varnished boxed are to sold by the box.

I know what varnished and unvarnished boxes are...  I just wanted to know what Lakeside meant by "varnish cigars."

Is it that difficult to explain what you mean?

Does anyone else know what he means?  I'd like to know.

[quote author=Cozy link=topic=8335.msg46211#msg46211 date=1301535500]
Lakeside....Keep going after the rare Opus. Overpriced?......Kool-Aid?
I guess that depends on your wallet and pallet   :horse:
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I quess you only know what the best cigars are. I only wish to be as wise as you some day. While your at it keep buying those high-priced Padilla cigars. LOL...what a jerk.  Keep talking yourself up about how much more money you have then me...very classy.