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Cranky Habanophile
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Like anything else it takes time. 15 cigars is what many of us smoke in a week, myself included. Think of it like trying to taste the nuances of any thing, coffee just tastes like coffee until after a while you start to notice differences in richness, bitterness and other subtle differences. Beer, scotch, hot food are some other examples.
I dont do a lot of retrohaling with non-Cuban cigars, singeing nose hair is not pleasant, maybe once or twice for a cigar sometimes none. The flavor wheel is a good place to start trying to find the flavors. http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showth...t=flavor+wheel |
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Feeling at Home
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Odd, I posted that before seeing the 2 above it. Guess they popped up while I was typing.
This is my collection as of a couple weeks ago. Smoked the Cohibas and a couple of others. These are all from sampler deals (got both of my humis that way), and a few were gifted from a couple generous members on here. Bought fivers of Golds and AF SS. Infused from samplers as well. Sorry for the crappy pics. http://www.lolzilla.net/images/8800641.jpg http://www.lolzilla.net/images/2089362.jpg http://www.lolzilla.net/images/2921418.jpg http://www.lolzilla.net/images/1369297.jpg I'm nearly out of room on the traditionals ![]() Edit: Bryan, I'm always hungry for a cigar I usually only smoke maybe twice per week.
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Feeling at Home
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Went out with family to visit an old friend, got to talking with his Cuban neighbor that was over at the time and he hit me with that
About a month old. I guess he just got back from visiting family in Cuba a couple weeks prior.It makes the humi look good haha I think it'll be a while before I smoke it. Last edited by Sonic04GT; 01-08-2012 at 09:05 PM. |
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