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  • I had one of these in 460 and wasn't a torpedo. Not sure if it's a radically different blend. It was good, but very mild. Definitely needed a good drink or a good buddy to make it a bit more interesting.

  • I like these

  • This review made me purchase my first nub. Subscribed :)

  • @Duden1337 also would like to add, its a good starter cigar

  • that looks like a giant bullet!

  • crazzzy cigar.. keep the reviews coming

  • Had one of these last night and didn't like it at all. Great construction but just not for me

  • I wasn't a huge fan of the Nub Connecticut when I smoked one, I really loved the Nub Camaroon, though.

  • still veryyy gooooood

  • you gotta try the Java by Drew estate

  • What a small cigar. :)

  • it seems like you enjoy medium to full bodied cigars more I was wondering if you could review the nub maduro

  • I was wondering when you'd do one of these for review.  Really nothing special there. The habano or maduro ones are better

  • Good review as always, Bryan. You helped me decide to pass on this brand. I figured the "sweet spot" was pure marketing. My theory is that the "sweet spot" effect is the result of a build-up over time of various intrinsic elements that only comes from a full-sized vitola. Length is requisite to develop the sweet spot and that is IF a sweet spot even emerges. I do think NUB's look great and the label design is one of the best, IMO.

  • You know that sounded funny the moment I said it! lol Thanks for the reminder/correction :)

  • Very nice still photos at the beginning and great video quality. Very nice format.

    Interesting, my experience with thick ring gauge cigars is that they burn cooler than thinner rings because the extra ash protects the cherry of the coal. The exception to this might be loose construction...

    Good points about the "sweet spot" theory. "Just a short, large ring gauge cigar." That has been my experience too.

    BTW, ring gauge is measured in 64ths of an inch with a 64 ring gauge cigar being 1-inch.

  • Hi Bryan

    Thanks for the review, I've been wanting to try the Nub cigars.

    Cheers

    Brian

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