oooo35980 11:16 AM 07-29-2012
I tend to stay away from anything that is supposed to be peppery, that being said, the CAO LX2 is probably the pepperiest cigar I've ever tried to smoke. Unpleasantly peppery I'd call it, but some people like em I guess.
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maninblack 01:48 PM 07-29-2012
NHC Surrogates are a blast of pepper as are Tat Fausto's!
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dwoodward 01:53 PM 07-29-2012
Not exactly a pepper bomb, but awesome peppery flavor... 5 Vegas Classic
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pnoon 02:52 PM 07-29-2012
Originally Posted by dwoodward:
Not exactly a pepper bomb, but awesome peppery flavor... 5 Vegas Classic
What's the difference?
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Mr. Ed 02:56 PM 07-29-2012
Originally Posted by pnoon:
What's the difference?
I think it's a matter of degree?
:-)
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Mr. Ed 02:57 PM 07-29-2012
What does an angry pepper do? IT GETS JALAPENO FACE!
:-)
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Mr. Ed 03:03 PM 07-29-2012
The Perdomo Champagen is very peppery, IIRC.
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Dunkel 03:53 PM 07-29-2012
Originally Posted by Mr. Ed:
The Perdomo Champagen is very peppery, IIRC.
Really? I remember it being very mild and creamy. I hear the Champagne Noir is a bit stronger though.
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Mikepd 04:05 PM 07-29-2012
Why not just eat a jalapeno pepper or something then smoke anything? Your palate wont really know the difference as compared to what you seem to be looking for?
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Mr. Ed 04:19 PM 07-29-2012
Originally Posted by Dunkel:
Really? I remember it being very mild and creamy. I hear the Champagne Noir is a bit stronger though.
Maybe, I don't exactly remember. It was a Perdomo something or other (not too familiar with the brand except Lot 23) and was very spicy through the first half or so.
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Big Maduro 04:58 PM 07-29-2012
I had a Champagne Noir once. It did have some pepper in it to me,
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