I have been wondering for awhile now how many different flavor profiles can be found in cigars. And I dont mean the strawberry rockets from the local gas station either. Let's see if we can get a list going of familiar tastes that can be found in cigars.
1.) Woody
2.) Earthy
3.) Cedary
4.) Floral
5.)
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Mr.Maduro 10:53 AM 11-15-2008
ucla695 10:59 AM 11-15-2008
groogs 11:03 AM 11-15-2008
I think the wheel pretty well covers it.
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SmokinApe 11:18 AM 11-15-2008
Looks like the wheel put a stop to this thread...
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Originally Posted by Mr.Maduro:
This should help....
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Well, that answers my question. Thanks Patrick.
:-)
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SmokinApe 11:49 AM 11-15-2008
What is the purpose of have the two sides different colors?
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feznuk 12:00 PM 11-15-2008
Nice! Now, as a noob, I'd be interested in seeing cigars mapped to the wheel. For instance, I'm a fan of the sweet, caramel and creamy wedges. It would be cool to look at the wheel and be able to pick out a couple cigars that fall into those areas.
I'm sure something like this exists somewhere. Anybody know of a good tool that can be used to map flavor preferences to cigars?
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I've always had trouble identifying flavors in a cigar. I printed this out to use the next time I try a new cigar. This is a great chart.
:-)
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Originally Posted by SmokinApe:
What is the purpose of have the two sides different colors?
I think they are opposite sides of the spectrum.
:-)
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nozero 01:01 PM 11-15-2008
Great Thread!
I found this and some other interesting tidbits
here.
Originally Posted by :
Factors affecting taste perception
Many factors affect taste perception, including:
- Aging
- Color/vision impairments
- Hormonal influences
- Genetic variations; see Phenylthiocarbamide
- Oral temperature
- Drugs and chemicals
- Natural Substances (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracle_fruit)
- CNS Tumors (esp. Temporal lobe lesions) and other neurological causes
- Plugged noses
- Zinc deficiency
It is also important to consider that flavor is the overall, total sensation induced during mastication (e.g. taste, touch, pain and smell). Smell (olfactory stimulation) plays a major role in flavor perception.
Zinc eh? Gotta go take a multivitamin...
That tastes like Umami.
:-)
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Originally Posted by nozero:
Great Thread!
I found this and some other interesting tidbits here.
Zinc eh? Gotta go take a multivitamin...
:-)
Umami!
:-)
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shilala 01:09 PM 11-15-2008
The wheel isn't very complete.
How about
:
Grass
Burning Tire
Green Spray Paint
Brush Fire
Poop
The Wheel guy must be an eternal optomist.
:-)
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Originally Posted by shilala:
The wheel isn't very complete.
How about:
Grass
Burning Tire
Green Spray Paint
Brush Fire
Poop
The Wheel guy must be an eternal optomist. :-)
Poop? What about mummy dick?
:-)
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WyoBob 01:30 PM 11-15-2008
Originally Posted by shilala:
The wheel isn't very complete.
How about:
Grass
Burning Tire
Green Spray Paint
Brush Fire
Poop
:-)
Aahhh, Cremosa
:-)
WyoBob
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nozero 05:14 PM 11-15-2008
What about foot, or toenail or burning toenail?
:-)
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brigey57 05:24 PM 11-15-2008
Originally Posted by Mr.Maduro:
This should help....
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I think that just about nails it!
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Scottw 05:29 PM 11-15-2008
great wheel. I love sticks with the cocoa, espresso flavor profiles
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chippewastud79 05:29 PM 11-15-2008
What about "No pre-light scent" or "Just harsh"?
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Mr.Maduro 07:32 PM 11-15-2008
Originally Posted by SmokinApe:
What is the purpose of have the two sides different colors?
I would think the mild-medium flavors are on the left side (yellow) and the med-full flavors are on the right side. (orange)
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