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Mark, I gotta hand it to you. Not many people think of defecating in a shoebox and mailing it to cigar manufacturers ![]() Anyway, Glad you got the same disappointment I did for such a craptacular cigar ![]()
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Ayatollah of Rock n Rolla
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Dog Rocket #13 Woohoo! I'm in the home stretch!
![]() From Silound's description: Bahia Seconds. Something I found at the B&M and bought foolishly thinking they would age to be something decent. My take: A box-pressed robusto sized cigar with an ugly wrapper covered with blemishes. OK, this cigar STINKS. It smells like an old pair of boots that was left in a mildewy basement for 10 years. Pre-light draw is OMFG NASTY. Imagine picking up said pair of mildewy boots and sucking on them. While toasting the foot I can already tell I am in for some punishment. This thing is throwing off the most awful stench. First few draws are OMFG NASTY. This is, without a doubt, the WORST of the bunch so far. I literally almost gagged on the first draw. I'm NOT exaggerating. ![]() I just realized that this is the first Bahia cigar I've ever smoked. Words cannot describe how awful this cigar tastes. It doesn't even taste like tobacco. It's a sort of sour mildewy leather taste. The aroma coming from the foot is a familiar one. I smelled it in another one of Silound's "cigars"; the aroma of scorched urine. Burn and draw are perfect. ![]() I would not even give one of these cigars to someone I don't like. That's how bad it is. Not even a bum would smoke one of these. I made it about 1.5". I surrender. I can't do it. What a disgusting....thing. I can't even call it a cigar. A strawberry blunt would taste better than this thing. I'm going to snuff this thing out in water and tear it apart to see if I find any rubber bands or human hair in it. Conclusion: Dog Rocket. The worst of the bunch so far. ![]() |
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"OMFG NASTY"
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Ayatollah of Rock n Rolla
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Dog Rocket #14
From Silound's description: Occidental Reserve. These aren’t exactly dog rockets, but they’re far from my list of good smokes. My take: A robusto sized cigar with a decent looking Connecticut wrapper. This line of cigars seems to be fairly popluar. I've seen them at many a B&M and often see them on C-Bid. I've tried the Maduro wrap version of this cigar and did NOT like it. Pre-light draw is a VERY strong hay flavor. First few draws are quite grassy with a sour aftertaste. Not good. ![]() At about 1/2" the flavor is a little less objectionable but still not good at all. If I had bought this cigar I would have tossed it by now. At around 1"...man this cigar is not good. It's not the worst cigar I've ever tried by a long shot, but it just doesn't taste and smell good. Still a strong hay flavor on the draw, woodsy through the nose, with a finish kinda like rancid butter. It is cigars like this one that make people shy away from low priced bundle cigars. About halfway...about the same. I will get 1 or 2 draws that are not bad then a few sour ones. Finish is still sour and the aftertaste is quite bitter. Smoked it to about 2" and tossed it. Conclusion: I totally agree with Silound's description. Not exactly a dog rocket, but far from a good cigar. |
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