Green Cigars?

SmokinApe · 07-04-2009, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by NCRadioMan

Just because a cigar is mild doesn't mean it's not full flavored. .

How can this statement be true? A cigar that has is full flavored is "full" and cigar that has a mild flavor is "mild." It doesn't mean it has no flavor just a mild set of flavors...

sikk50 · 07-04-2009, 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by SmokinApe

How can this statement be true? A cigar that has is full flavored is "full" and cigar that has a mild flavor is "mild." It doesn't mean it has no flavor just a mild set of flavors...

Doesn't Mild/Full reffer more to the nic than the flavor??

SmokinApe · 07-04-2009, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by sikk50

Doesn't Mild/Full refer more to the nic than the flavor??

Well, you can't taste nic... so I don't know. I would assume that strength refers to nic. I would also assume that the context of this thread is about flavor not nic content...

floydpink · 07-04-2009, 03:55 PM

I had to check to make sure, but I had always called greenish wrappers double claros, and I guess that's the same as candela previously?

The wrapper is dried quickly with the use of heat, for whatever reason.

I find them a little sweet in flavor and enjoy the Graycliff double claro occasionally, although I wouldn't be in fits if my humidor was void of any light green cigars.

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floydpink crazy diamond Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Pete Location: Orlando Posts: 1,955 Trading: (17)	Re: Green Cigars? I had to check to make sure, but I had always called greenish wrappers double claros, and I guess that's the same as candela previously? The wrapper is dried quickly with the use of heat, for whatever reason. I find them a little sweet in flavor and enjoy the Graycliff double claro occasionally, although I wouldn't be in fits if my humidor was void of any light green cigars. __________________ "If we weren't all crazy we would go insane"