What does "creamy" mean?
raisindot
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....In terms of cigars, that is.
I understand spicy, earthy, woody, oakey and all that, but "creamy" is the one cigar "descriptor" I'm having trouble understanding. It's usually used with milder cigars, but doesn't have to be, does it? How would you describe the sensory experience of a "creamy" ciga>?
I understand spicy, earthy, woody, oakey and all that, but "creamy" is the one cigar "descriptor" I'm having trouble understanding. It's usually used with milder cigars, but doesn't have to be, does it? How would you describe the sensory experience of a "creamy" ciga>?
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Thick velvety smoke.0
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Creamy cigars to me have a thick smoke that you can feel coating your entire mouth, but dosent feel dry on your tongue, cheeks, and teeth. While cigars can have a thick smoke it dosent mean it is necessarly creamy.0
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SleevePlz:Mmmm, creamy. Now I have Old Gregg stuck in my head. Thanks!
"Want to go to a club where people wee on each other?" Lol! Love me some Boosh!ISO Ramrod and Ron Mexico0 -
Like Eulogy, I've assumed thick smoke texture, but I've also on occasion gotten a "cream" taste from cigars, always Connecticut I believe, well, maybe Cameroons as well. Been awhile since I tasted that. La Perla's White Pearl comes to mind. Could just be my interpretation.raisindot:....In terms of cigars, that is.
I understand spicy, earthy, woody, oakey and all that, but "creamy" is the one cigar "descriptor" I'm having trouble understanding. It's usually used with milder cigars, but doesn't have to be, does it? How would you describe the sensory experience of a "creamy" ciga>?"If you do not read the newspapers you're uninformed. If you do read the newspapers, you're misinformed." -- Mark Twain0 -
SleevePlz:Mmmm, creamy. Now I have Old Gregg stuck in my head. Thanks!
ever drank baileys from a boot?
I prefer creamy cigars. I always feel creamy to me is when you have that thick smooth velvity smoke like eulogy said. Smoke that just rolls off your tongue and is almost a bit sweet. Kinda like the skim off the top of milk if you ever tried frothed milk or non pasteurized milk.0 -
I have gotten a creamy texture or taste with a few cigars. This may be one of the more subjective tastes... I definitely agree that thick smoke can give the resemblance of something creamy and smooth. Some may call this oily as well. Also, some cigars have a very "round" flavor to me where a certain sweetness comes out. I'd call it marshmallow or creamy. La Palina seems to exhibit this a lot, for me.LLA - Lancero Lovers of America0
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For me 'creamy' can mean a couple of things. The thick coating of smoke enveloping your palate I refer to as a creamy mouthfeel. Sort of like how it feels to have a mouthful of whole milk, thick and smooth, perhaps a hint of sweet but not necessarily.
Then there is 'creamy' the flavor. Like a chocolate flavor in a cigar could be described as cooking chocolate, dark chocolate or milk chocolate (various levels of cream and sweetness). A milk chocolate could be described as cocoa and cream which may fluctuate to darker chocolate notes and then back to cocoa or milk chocolate depending on how much cream you are tasting at the moment. Cuban Montecristo are cocoa and cream bombs, for example.0
