Biggest pepper bomb you've smoked?
Darktower007
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I've probably asked this before but I couldn't find the thread. So what's the biggest pepper bomb cigar you've smoked that you can recall? This excludes artificially enhanced sticks like the punisher.
For me it's perdomo 2005 small batch maduro (shocking yes but try the retro flame ball)
and AJ new world that come to mind.
For me it's perdomo 2005 small batch maduro (shocking yes but try the retro flame ball)
and AJ new world that come to mind.
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DPG blue had some good spice notes.
Iduno.... I just smoke so damn slow...
The LFD corajos were short spice bombs. I really should get more of them.
Spice and pepper are elusive labels for me to pin on cigars.
It's hard for me to label any specific flavor.
Usually it's just an up or down vote on the cigar for me.
(That reminds me, I'm behind on those weekly reviews. I'll try to be more introspective towards my palate but you may still just get an up or down vote from me. LOL)
I don't consider myself a pepper fan.
But, I've enjoyed a few of these cigars that you guys are calling "pepper bombs"
without telling myself they're too peppery.
"artificially enhanced sticks like the punisher"
And, what does this mean?
Somebody gimme the rundown on this.
I have a punisher on hand so, fill me in.
Do they add cayenne pepper to the blend?
What other sticks are "enhanced"? I've had a few sticks burn my lips as I was carrying them around in my mouth prior to cutting/lighting. Is that natural with some wrappers or are they "enhanced"?
Recently, the viaje jalapeño. It really does have some interesting pepper flavors. I like the DPG Cuban classic for a peppery smoke.
I know the spice sensation that you are referring to on other cigars, and i think it's totally different than this one and a normal occurance.
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