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Churchill vs Robusto
#21
For me it just depends on how I feel at the time. Time is never a factor because if I'm setting time aside to smoke then it won't be interupted. It mostly depends on what I'm in the mood to smoke.
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#22
With 3 kids, setting aside a longer period of time is a luxury. Lately I've been going for shorter sizes, like petite corona.
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#23
I started out strictly with coronas, then went to the robustos. Now I would guess that 95% of my purchases are toros. Not really sure how it progressed that way but had to many larger than toro.
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#24
All sizes have there place in the humi. And they all have something a little diffrent to offer...
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#25
It come down to a matter of time. Sometimes I'll have 1 churchill and sometimes 2 robustos or a toro and a corona. For me it's what you have time for.Cool
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#26
Tonto The Long Island Sidekick Wrote:With 3 kids, setting aside a longer period of time is a luxury. Lately I've been going for shorter sizes, like petite corona.
Hmmm.  Maybe I should have listed the petite corona as my favorite size.  Definitely a great way to get a flavor blast in a short amount of time.
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#27
I find it really depends on the time I have to smoke. If I know I can do a long session, I will grab a churchill, if not its robusto, toro, or even rothchild sizes.

My palate is still developing, so I don't notice much difference yet, but I do know that churchills tend to start milder, and then give a nicer kick at the end.

Just my 1.86 cents worth.
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