bacon.jay:but i'm out of space in my humi
phobicsquirrel:well get another one silly...
bacon.jay:I was reading some of kuzi's palate thread and I remembered something that i've been meaning to ask the forum at large... I had a good friend about a year ago that smoked a cigar he brought with him to a party that was a fairly large ring-guage cigar, perhaps something between a 52 and 58, and I'm pretty sure that it was a torpedo. It had a VERY strong aroma of peanut butter, with undertones of leather and earth. The pull i had off of it, if i remember correctly, had little to no spice, but was very full bodied with really nice thick smoke. The wrapper looked a little like a darker connecticut or a cameroon or habano shade. I can't remember what cigar it was, and I never thought to ask my friend at the time what it was. The label was fairly large, had gold embossing, and green to dark green, with some red in it. Anybody have any idea what this might have been?
gmill880: bacon.jay:I was reading some of kuzi's palate thread and I remembered something that i've been meaning to ask the forum at large... I had a good friend about a year ago that smoked a cigar he brought with him to a party that was a fairly large ring-guage cigar, perhaps something between a 52 and 58, and I'm pretty sure that it was a torpedo. It had a VERY strong aroma of peanut butter, with undertones of leather and earth. The pull i had off of it, if i remember correctly, had little to no spice, but was very full bodied with really nice thick smoke. The wrapper looked a little like a darker connecticut or a cameroon or habano shade. I can't remember what cigar it was, and I never thought to ask my friend at the time what it was. The label was fairly large, had gold embossing, and green to dark green, with some red in it. Anybody have any idea what this might have been? You were not anywhere close to Paris Hilton were you, I heard she spreads like peanu .......errrr never mind
phobicsquirrel:good luck making one. I hear it's quite difficult. Just make sure to use Spanish cedar.
