Smaller ring gauges = less flavor complexity?

dvickery · 08-26-2013, 11:42 AM

the most complex cigars I have ... bolivar coronas juniors ... don't get much smaller than this.

regardless of ratio of filler binder ligero etc etc ... true complexity like true strength ... only comes with time. most (Cuban) cigars don't reach peak strength for 10 years or more. lots of (Cuban) cigars don't become truly complex for 2 decades.

final thought...most people don't smoke their "epiphany" cigar...until they try their first 20 or 25 year old Cuban cigar.

trying hard not to sound snooty
derrek

4theLoveofCedar · 08-26-2013, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by dvickery

final thought...most people don't smoke their "epiphany" cigar...until they try their first 20 or 25 year old Cuban cigar.

Looking forward to trying one someday.

08-26-2013, 11:42 AM	#1
dvickery Team of 1 Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: derrek Location: edson , alberta , canada Posts: 685 Trading: (0)	Re: Smaller ring gauges = less flavor complexity? the most complex cigars I have ... bolivar coronas juniors ... don't get much smaller than this. regardless of ratio of filler binder ligero etc etc ... true complexity like true strength ... only comes with time. most (Cuban) cigars don't reach peak strength for 10 years or more. lots of (Cuban) cigars don't become truly complex for 2 decades. final thought...most people don't smoke their "epiphany" cigar...until they try their first 20 or 25 year old Cuban cigar. trying hard not to sound snooty derrek __________________ i hope i someday become the man my dog thinks i am