This seems like the perfect thread to ask this question. What the hell does "chewy" mean when used in a review?
when I use it in a review I mean it in how thick the smoke is and where that thickness is. If its a "chewy sweet" then the sweet is thick and has a heavy mouth feel. Make sense?
I despise the words Limited Edition. I will always complain and dislike anything labeled LE. Note: I don't mind if a cigar has run out of a certain leaf or has become to costly, but doing LE just to be LE p*sses me off.
This makes me laugh!! I know a guy that is full of **** and every cigar he smokes is the best. He will sit there and say "this is so cubanesque" I just look over and say...if I want Cuban I'll smoke a Cuban other then that it's what it is. He shuts up for a little then back to the "you have to try this cigar". This is coming from a asshat that if I tell him one thing Saturday he tells me the same thing sunday
I hear regularly from self proclaimed experts that N.C. cigars don't benefit from aging, only Cuban cigars and that you should smoke N.C. ROTT. I use this as a tell that they don't really know that much about cigars.
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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
Fantastic thread
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