Hey guys,


I read reviews on this site and other sites in which the reviewer describes a cigar as "veiny" or "not veiny" as it pertains to the looks of a cigar. It's hard for me to grab the concept without seeing a picture of a cigar that would be considered veiny vs. not veiny. Does anyone have a picture of a veiny cigar? a picture of a not veiny cigar?
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No pics on hand but the way I see it is a stick I would consider veiny is when you can physically see and feel the veins in the wrapper. This characteristic does not bother me although I do hate when I can feel the veins on my lips while smoking. A non veiny stick to me means you may be able to visually see the veins but the wrapper is super smooth and you can't actually feel them. Another downfall of a real thick veins is it can sometimes screw up the burn.
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Veiny here: http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=22756

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Visible veins, yet smooth:

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Thanks for the clarification, 'cause I've been wonderin' myself. :-)
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Here is a veiny one I would still jump all over.:-)
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Umm, she's all yours. What she needs is a sandwich and a piece of cake.
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Thanks guys. That's really helpful.
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Dude she can clearly stand to eat a whole damn cake.
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Agree.
However, while wife may not be happy with me, would love trying to snap those twigs!!!:-)
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I believe that veiny one will not age well.
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Having cigars that are very veiny is not an issue until you feel it on your lips when you smoke. Good cigars can be veiny, but when they hit your lips, you will not feel a simple bump. The picture #3 provided are informative and hit the gist of what your are asking.
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I think sometimes pictures of cigars are "doctored" a bit to help make the wrapper appear smoother. Also, you'll find that shade grown wrappers have less veins, where as sun growns will be rougher.
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:-):-):-)
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I love veiny cigars hate smooth looking cigars.. idk dont ask
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