Cigar Asylum Cigar Forum - View Single Post - Need a newb that writes reviews... (Part 3)

05-27-2010, 08:59 PM

I would like to throw my hat in the ring!

Reading the first two blind tests was very enjoyable and I would love to be one of the testers for the next installment.

I really didn't get into cigar smoking until late last summer. You see I have been a cigarette smoker off and on since my teens. In the past I tried smoking cigars (the cheap ones), as a substitute, but I ended up inhaling and that led me right back to cigarettes.

However, after cautiously sampling a couple of good, hand made cigars last summer, I found the flavor and aroma very satisfying and I was not tempted to inhale.

So I jumped in with both feet and down the slippery slope I have come!

I have to admit that a large part of the appeal is the tradition, history and great folks that are involved.

I have one review posted here, and one completed trade. I have been keeping a log of my smoke so far. While this was meant as my personal note book, I share it here so that you can see what I have smoked so far.

http://www.evernote.com/pub/mzozakiewicz/cigars

Here is the link to the review I have done:

http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showth...049#post809049

Whether or not I get to perform the reviews, I can't wait for this to get started!

Mike

05-27-2010, 08:59 PM	#30
cigarz Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Need a newb that writes reviews... (Part 3) I would like to throw my hat in the ring! Reading the first two blind tests was very enjoyable and I would love to be one of the testers for the next installment. I really didn't get into cigar smoking until late last summer. You see I have been a cigarette smoker off and on since my teens. In the past I tried smoking cigars (the cheap ones), as a substitute, but I ended up inhaling and that led me right back to cigarettes. However, after cautiously sampling a couple of good, hand made cigars last summer, I found the flavor and aroma very satisfying and I was not tempted to inhale. So I jumped in with both feet and down the slippery slope I have come! I have to admit that a large part of the appeal is the tradition, history and great folks that are involved. I have one review posted here, and one completed trade. I have been keeping a log of my smoke so far. While this was meant as my personal note book, I share it here so that you can see what I have smoked so far. http://www.evernote.com/pub/mzozakiewicz/cigars Here is the link to the review I have done: http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showth...049#post809049 Whether or not I get to perform the reviews, I can't wait for this to get started! Mike