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I have never had that stick before.... Like I said - I would try it again.
Again - Lou thank you for this opportunity. Greatly appreciated. |
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![]() ![]() Thank you to both of you for both opportunities. I'll try to get to the last one today. No later than tomorrow.
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Cigar #10 (Final Review)
Construction: 6x56-58(ish), light/medium brown wrapper Pre-Light: Tobacco taste, smells like a tobacco barn 1st Third: Very peppery with a slight bit of sweetness in the background. Pepper and sweetness start to blend into a spicy-sweet cinnamon flavor. 2nd Third: Cinnamon is gone. Pepper returns to the forefront. Just pepper. Cinnamon flavor returns near the middle of the second third. Pepper and spice. The pepper is strong. Smoking this cigar is almost like tongue bite from a pipe. Final Third: Pepper, pepper, and more pepper. I nubbed it! Final Thoughts: I enjoyed this cigar immensely. Full-bodied, spicy, and peppery. I'd love to get my hands on more of these. I would guess that this stick was a DPG of some sort.
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I know I already have said this, but now that I'm done reviewing all ten sticks (twenty five if you count all the blind reviews that I've done lately), I would like to officially thank lou2row and EEE for letting me participate in these blind reviews. MCS too for the five blind reviews that I did for him as well. True brothers of the leaf! It has been an honor, a privilege, and a chance to refine my palate. Twenty five blind reviews since July has really helped me to discern flavors in cigars. I thank you for the opportunity, but I'm also glad to be done with blind reviews for a while. I see there are a lot of blind reviews on the board right now, but I am officially passing the torch to someone else for a while. To the members here who have followed these three threads, give lou2row, EEE, and MCS some rg (rep bump).
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The final cigar, #10 is: ![]() legend series yellow label (DPG) Thanks guys for letting me be a part of this. You guys put alot of time into this and it showed in your reviews. The eight non Gurkhas are all ones I keep around and in my rotation. I hope you and some of the followers found something worth trying again. |
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