Newbie - Sweet/Creamy Cigars?
clanderson
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Hey there!
I've been a lurker here for a while now. I'm a new cigar smoker (quit smoking a couple years ago) and this forum has been a great help!
I was wondering though, if I could get some recommendations for cigars.
I like sweet smokes (sweetened cap and/or naturally sweet/creamy tobacco). The scent of Captain Black tobacco is about my idea of a perfect (sweet type of) smoke!
I've been a lurker here for a while now. I'm a new cigar smoker (quit smoking a couple years ago) and this forum has been a great help!
I was wondering though, if I could get some recommendations for cigars.
I like sweet smokes (sweetened cap and/or naturally sweet/creamy tobacco). The scent of Captain Black tobacco is about my idea of a perfect (sweet type of) smoke!
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Life is too short to smoke bad cigars!!!
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As for infused, I haven't tried them yet heh. I actually just ordered Acid Kuba Kuba(Sumatra?) and Acid (Kuba Kuba?) Blondie (though I got a bit confused when looking at all of the names... Different sites seemed to call the same cigars by different names)
another one i like for a good subtle sweet (at least in the initial two thirds) is the Room 101 San Andres
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Maduro is simply a longer fermentation process (many great articles here in the archives on this) and it gives the leaf a sweeter flavor because of the extra sugars in the fermented leaves.
That said, Acid's are certainly sweet, but for something with a more natural sweetness you may want to try an Undercrown or Perdomo Lot 23 maduro. If you want to stay with light and creamy, the RyJ Reserva Real toro tastes like cashews and whipped cream IMO.
Long ashes to you!
The Don Carlos was way too strong/harsh/bitter for me - I wasn't able to enjoy it much at all.
The Antillas however was very rich and smooth, I really liked it a lot! Smoother than the Kuba Kuba/Blondie I had a few days ago...
Any recommendations based on that? I'm still in search of a sweet/creamy smoke, but that Antillas was wonderful!
Check out My Father and Ave Maria. They're similar in flavor profile to the Flor de las Antillas. Also, I find the Perdomo Lot 23 churchills to be quite creamy in all 3 wrapper varities.
"I've got a great cigar collection - it's actually not a collection, because that would imply I wasn't going to smoke ever last one of 'em." - Ron White
I'm now debating between getting natural or maduro wrappers on a Padron 64 and a Rocky Patel 1990.
Anybody have an explanation of flavor differences between the natural/maduro wrappers on these two?
If you hate the 1990, you'll have a great smoke for tomorrow in the 64. Long ashes sir!
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"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
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