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TheTraveler · 09-16-2009, 11:05 AM

I've only tried one blend from Te-Amo: the World Selection Series 'Dominicana'.

For me it was mild, pleasant and unassuming instead of an in-your-face flavor bomb. It was not harsh, I picked up no ammonia, the few flavors that were present were calm --- basically it's exactly what I'd look for in a 'breakfast and tea' type cigar except for the size! Certainly a cigar I wouldn't mind handing out to new smokers who'll enjoy the smoothness. In fact I'll be keeping a few of these around just for those times I don't want my cigar to kick my a$$, I just want to relax and smoke.

I'm going to try the other two World Selection Series blends soon. I've never had the standard Te-Amo blend though.

09-16-2009, 11:05 AM	#2
TheTraveler giggity giggitty Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Jonathan Location: Near a Walmart Posts: 1,813 Trading: (12)	Re: Te Amo? I've only tried one blend from Te-Amo: the World Selection Series 'Dominicana'. For me it was mild, pleasant and unassuming instead of an in-your-face flavor bomb. It was not harsh, I picked up no ammonia, the few flavors that were present were calm --- basically it's exactly what I'd look for in a 'breakfast and tea' type cigar except for the size! Certainly a cigar I wouldn't mind handing out to new smokers who'll enjoy the smoothness. In fact I'll be keeping a few of these around just for those times I don't want my cigar to kick my a$$, I just want to relax and smoke. I'm going to try the other two World Selection Series blends soon. I've never had the standard Te-Amo blend though. __________________ "My life is my own."