Need a newb that writes reviews... (Part 3)

Brutus2600 · 05-25-2010, 08:38 AM

Just saw this thread...I don't know if I qualify or not. I'm definitely a newb on the forums and have around the right number of posts, but I've been smoking cigars for about 5 years, only recently have I started getting more serious about it. Here is my first review I posted recently. If I qualify I'd love to do this!

Reasons why I think I would be good to review these is my palate for cigars is really just opening up. Up until the last couple months I've smoked a very small group of cigars and didn't ever really sit down and taste them. Only recently have I branched out in my cigars that I smoke and have tried to start detecting the subtle nuances of a cigar that really open it up into an enjoyable experience. The reason I would love to do blind taste tests is because even though I sat down and reviewed this cigar (below), I still knew the description of it as others have tasted it. Going into something blind would not only a) challenge me, but b) be interesting to see what I taste without "knowing" what to taste for.

San Cristobal Clasico 5"x50

05-25-2010, 08:38 AM	#16
Brutus2600 Your resident lancerHO Join Date: Apr 2010 First Name: Brian Location: Fort Worth, TX Posts: 2,063 Trading: (46)	Re: Need a newb that writes reviews... (Part 3) Just saw this thread...I don't know if I qualify or not. I'm definitely a newb on the forums and have around the right number of posts, but I've been smoking cigars for about 5 years, only recently have I started getting more serious about it. Here is my first review I posted recently. If I qualify I'd love to do this! Reasons why I think I would be good to review these is my palate for cigars is really just opening up. Up until the last couple months I've smoked a very small group of cigars and didn't ever really sit down and taste them. Only recently have I branched out in my cigars that I smoke and have tried to start detecting the subtle nuances of a cigar that really open it up into an enjoyable experience. The reason I would love to do blind taste tests is because even though I sat down and reviewed this cigar (below), I still knew the description of it as others have tasted it. Going into something blind would not only a) challenge me, but b) be interesting to see what I taste without "knowing" what to taste for. San Cristobal Clasico 5"x50 Last edited by Brutus2600; 05-25-2010 at 08:53 AM. Reason: Didn't put a reason...too early/not enough coffee yet :(