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Short answer, on average close to an hour and a half. Long answer, it depends on many variables. Whether or not I am outside, construction, temperature, humidity, by myself, how far down I smoke whi

90 - 105 minutes indoors. 60 - 90 outdoors. some of u smoke very quickly!

About 1hr 15min to 1hr 30 min for me.

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Usually about 40 to 45 tops have done some in 30 though

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i am a very slow smoker. 1:45 for a robusto is about right. sometimes longer if it is a stronger cigar.

i like to put my cigar down for a while especially if i am reading or typing. ill often forget it for 2-3 minutes. just puff enough to keep it alive. I also draw very gently on cigars. not really sure if that does anything as far as time is concerned but it makes me feel good.

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Just above 45min, to an hour. It may depend on the flavor profile also, upmann's tend to the 45 mark, RC and D4 to the hour.

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its mostly an hour and a half for me, if the conditions of weather and cigar are just right. i like to savor the flavors as much as possible so i'm not puffing away on it like i'm running out of time! LOL

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75 min if I'm paying attention. 90 min or more if I'm not. I smoked them in 45 - 60 min when I first started about 4 years ago.

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At least an hour, sometimes 15 minutes more. I don't know how he did one in 30 minutes?, a Partagas short will get me 45 minutes of smoking time.

About the same for me.

Never been a fast smoker.

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There is no way I could finish a robusto in under 45 minutes. My normal time is ~1.25 hours, but if I am really relishing my time with the cigar I could make it last 2 hours.

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A robusto lasts me around 45-50 minutes usually. If it starts to burn a little hot then I may slow down a little.

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I smoke very slow , so usually a 5 x 50ish lasts me around an hr and a half.

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I gotta agree. Takes me an hour and a half to smoke a CoRo.

Same for me. Just smoked a beautiful 2010 D4. Smoking time 1h 30min. Especially i like to keep fullbody cigars nice and cool.

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For those that take 75mins+ to smoke a robusto, how is it possible to find time for larger smokes? Now, I'm not talking DC's here, but say a Churchill or even Corona sized cigar. To each his own, and I think smoking slowly is key... But I wonder as some of you take close to 2 hrs how an even bigger smoke is possible, or is the normal day to day cigar generally smaller in size.. Eg: shorts, PC's, etc.

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For those that take 75mins+ to smoke a robusto, how is it possible to find time for larger smokes? Now, I'm not talking DC's here, but say a Churchill or even Corona sized cigar. To each his own, and I think smoking slowly is key... But I wonder as some of you take close to 2 hrs how an even bigger smoke is possible, or is the normal day to day cigar generally smaller in size.. Eg: shorts, PC's, etc.

That's one reason I rarely smoke DCs or Churchills ;)

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For those that take 75mins+ to smoke a robusto, how is it possible to find time for larger smokes? Now, I'm not talking DC's here, but say a Churchill or even Corona sized cigar. To each his own, and I think smoking slowly is key... But I wonder as some of you take close to 2 hrs how an even bigger smoke is possible, or is the normal day to day cigar generally smaller in size.. Eg: shorts, PC's, etc.

Smoked a RG PC on Friday afternoon outside. Minimal wind, and it took me slightly over an hour.

I prefer PCs and Coronas to DCs or Churchills any day of the week.

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