smitty81 11:16 AM 07-26-2012
Whats the biggest in your face pepper bomb cigar you have had?
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DPG Blue's have alot of pepper, escpecially the Firecrackers.
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kelmac07 11:21 AM 07-26-2012
Viaje Holiday Blend 2009 & the Viaje Skull 'N Bones Daisy Cutters.
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Islayphile 11:23 AM 07-26-2012
smitty81 11:28 AM 07-26-2012
Originally Posted by Remo_5_0:
DPG Blue's have alot of pepper, escpecially the Firecrackers.
Wasn't impressed with this one.
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pektel 11:31 AM 07-26-2012
Originally Posted by kelmac07:
Viaje Skull 'N Bones Daisy Cutters.
These have actually mellowed out nicely.
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htown 11:53 AM 07-26-2012
What ever those small Opus X pyramid shaped ones are called. Fresh they are very peppery- or at least they used to be.
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RobR1205 12:15 PM 07-26-2012
Cu-Avana Punisher...what a strong and peppery cigar.
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ChicagoWhiteSox 12:19 PM 07-26-2012
Originally Posted by htown:
What ever those small Opus X pyramid shaped ones are called. Fresh they are very peppery- or at least they used to be.
Power Ranger. They are super harsh fresh, tons of spice/leather/wood. I felt like I was chewing on a cedar plank with spice thrown in. Too much fresh. But it mellows out with time and they become smokable.
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Big Maduro 12:24 PM 07-26-2012
massphatness 12:26 PM 07-26-2012
smitty81 12:36 PM 07-26-2012
Originally Posted by Big Maduro:
Man O War Puro Authentico.
I had one of these but I didn't care for it. I thought it was kind of weak in the flavor department. Maybe I got a bad one
:-)
Originally Posted by massphatness:
OR Tat Black
I have one of these I am saving for a while
:-)
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smitty81 12:42 PM 07-26-2012
Do you guys consider the 5 Vegas "A", La Aroma De Cuba, Oliva V, or the Cain 550 to have a pepper flavor profile?
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pektel 12:47 PM 07-26-2012
Originally Posted by smitty81:
I have one of these I am saving for a while :-)
If you like the strong pepper blast, don't wait. Those flavors mellow out over time.
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pnoon 12:51 PM 07-26-2012
Originally Posted by smitty81:
I had one of these but I didn't care for it. I thought it was kind of weak in the flavor department. Maybe I got a bad one :-)
Impressions are one thing but you should never
draw conclusions about a cigar based on a sampling of one or just a few sticks from the same box/lot.
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Hurry and blow through to the pepper-est cigars. Once your tolerance is pegged, you can start working your way back down and find flavor and nuances in less peppery cigars that you didn't know existed before.
At least that was my 'curve', though grossly oversimplified.
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smitty81 12:57 PM 07-26-2012
Originally Posted by pnoon:
Impressions are one thing but you should never draw conclusions about a cigar based on a sampling of one or just a few sticks from the same box/lot.
I agree with you Peter. I am willing to try some more. What I meant to say was the one I had didn't really impress me. Thats why I added maybe I got a bad one.
A lot of people really like them, I'm sure I just got a bad apple.
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smitty81 12:58 PM 07-26-2012
Originally Posted by pektel:
If you like the strong pepper blast, don't wait. Those flavors mellow out over time.
DOHH!!
I was hoping to save this one. Oh well, I got it from a brother on here.............I have no idea how long it's been sitting before I got it.
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Originally Posted by Big Maduro:
Man O War Puro Authentico.
I agree on this one, but totally manageable and quite enjoyable. Thanks Neens.
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jluck 02:29 PM 07-26-2012
Originally Posted by Big Maduro:
Man O War Puro Authentico.
Originally Posted by smitty81:
I had one of these but I didn't care for it. I thought it was kind of weak in the flavor department.
WOW! This surprises me, Josh! This for me has been one of the most consistent and flavorful cigars to date and I have smoked quite a few of them now.
Did you have the Habano version? Give them another shot.
:-)
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