Question about a recent cigar
A few weeks ago, I purchased the Oliva G, Nub Cameroon, Nub Habano, Nub Connecticut, Oliva O and Oliva V. I had a great experience with the G and the Habano. I loved the first inch or so of the V, and had no strong feelings either way for any of the nubs. My question is, could I be cutting off too little of the cigar and over heating it for the taste to change so drastically within inches of the first light?
How do you know when you're smoking the cigar too fast? I got so excited with the flavor of the V that I guess I smoked it too fast because it became tart, and stale tasting -- which is nothing like I experienced at first.
help!!!
How do you know when you're smoking the cigar too fast? I got so excited with the flavor of the V that I guess I smoked it too fast because it became tart, and stale tasting -- which is nothing like I experienced at first.
help!!!
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"If you do not read the newspapers you're uninformed. If you do read the newspapers, you're misinformed." -- Mark Twain
"The taste of a cigar is supposed to come from a come from a specific mix of the wrapper and filler burning together and is obtained by smoking at the proper pace"
I've been told something along those lines a few times by cigar reps. My personal philosophy follows this rule but if I'm enjoying a cigar, I don't give a hoot how fast or slow it's smoking :-)