moki
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The quad-wrapper 20" x 46 x3 one of a kind Opus X Boa Constrictor culebra is being transported to an undisclosed location, where it will be turned into ashes by three hedonistic individuals.
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Cigar name: Opus X Boa Constrictor
aka: "Opus X Boa"
Vitola: 20" x 46 x 3
Wrapper: Opus X rosado, maduro, claro, and candela
Binder: Opus X rosado
Filler: Opus X blend
Released: "unreleased", c. 2005
Quantity: 1
Rarity: 10/10
Notes: This Opus X culebra (which means "snake" in Spanish) is a one of a kind cigar called the "Boa Constrictor". Each intertwined cigar that makes up the culebra is adorned with different colored wrappers to stripe the cigar.
When smoked, you separate the three cigars and smoke them individually. This cigar has candela, claro, maduro, and rosado wrappers, making up the four colors that wind along its prodigious length. And yes, it is smokeable.
The spirals are not simply added to the cigar after the wrapper has been applied. During the rolling process, the four wrappers are cut to the same size, placed one on top of the other so that they overlap, and then the four wrappers are wrapped as one onto the cigar. This means that there are equal quantities of claro, candela, maduro and rosado wrapper tobacco on these cigars, influencing the taste profile of the cigar.
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Cigar name: Opus X Boa Constrictor
aka: "Opus X Boa"
Vitola: 20" x 46 x 3
Wrapper: Opus X rosado, maduro, claro, and candela
Binder: Opus X rosado
Filler: Opus X blend
Released: "unreleased", c. 2005
Quantity: 1
Rarity: 10/10
Notes: This Opus X culebra (which means "snake" in Spanish) is a one of a kind cigar called the "Boa Constrictor". Each intertwined cigar that makes up the culebra is adorned with different colored wrappers to stripe the cigar.
When smoked, you separate the three cigars and smoke them individually. This cigar has candela, claro, maduro, and rosado wrappers, making up the four colors that wind along its prodigious length. And yes, it is smokeable.
The spirals are not simply added to the cigar after the wrapper has been applied. During the rolling process, the four wrappers are cut to the same size, placed one on top of the other so that they overlap, and then the four wrappers are wrapped as one onto the cigar. This means that there are equal quantities of claro, candela, maduro and rosado wrapper tobacco on these cigars, influencing the taste profile of the cigar.
