Newbie in need of some help

liltim · 10-06-2011, 09:17 PM

For me it took a little while to learn how to taste a cigar. Its much like enjoying a fine wine or a scotch. You have to roll the smoke around and taste the different flavors with the different areas of your tongue. Also exhaling through the nose gently will also open up the cigar. I am sure this is different for everyone but its a learning process. It will take time to fully appreciate a cigar. As for your next cigar I really like the Fuente Short Story. Your best bet is to get into the newbie trades. That way you can have a pro show you many different cigars that you may not have had the chance to try. Also check out cigarbid.com it is one of my favorite sites for sampling new cigars and you can win cigars for much less than their retail value. Good luck brother!

10-06-2011, 09:17 PM	#6
liltim Still Watching My Back Join Date: Dec 2010 First Name: Chris Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 61 Trading: (1)	Re: Newbie in need of some help For me it took a little while to learn how to taste a cigar. Its much like enjoying a fine wine or a scotch. You have to roll the smoke around and taste the different flavors with the different areas of your tongue. Also exhaling through the nose gently will also open up the cigar. I am sure this is different for everyone but its a learning process. It will take time to fully appreciate a cigar. As for your next cigar I really like the Fuente Short Story. Your best bet is to get into the newbie trades. That way you can have a pro show you many different cigars that you may not have had the chance to try. Also check out cigarbid.com it is one of my favorite sites for sampling new cigars and you can win cigars for much less than their retail value. Good luck brother!