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07-28-2009, 10:16 AM | #21 |
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Re: Five Silly Blind Reviews
I've heard great things about the Boli PC but never had one till now. It lives up to its reputation.
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07-30-2009, 04:12 PM | #22 |
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Re: Five Silly Blind Reviews
Cigar #5
Construction: 5x50, light/medium brown wrapper, very solid Pre-Light Draw: A smooth draw. A little sweetness is detectable. 1st Third: Upon lighting, this cigar is very peppery and harsh. The harshness quickly subsides, leaving behind a bit of sweetness. About a half inch into the stick, the sweetness takes control. Sweet and smooth with a slight bit of pepper through the nose. The cigar is very solid; the ash is firm and holds on past the two inch mark. Toward the end of the first third, the sweetness subsides a little and a harshness joins it. 2nd Third: The sweetness and harshness combine for a flavor that reminds me of toasted or burnt sugar (toasted marshmallow?). It's not bad, but not great either. A tangy flavor is detectable as well. Final Third: Sweetness and burnt flavor continue. It's not bad, but I'm beginning to get bored with it. At the last inch, the cigar starts to get bitter. Final Thoughts: This cigar was ok. Not spectacular, not bad, but just ok. I'd like it for a morning smoke w/ coffee, but it's not a good afternoon/evening smoke for me. This is something that I would enjoy and not worry about putting it down after smoking half of it (which is what I tend to do in the mornings if I'm rushed for time).
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07-30-2009, 04:17 PM | #23 |
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Re: Five Silly Blind Reviews
After completing these five reviews, I would like to say thanks to Scott (MCS) for contacting me and asking if I would do this (even if he was tricking me into getting my address). I have thoroughly enjoyed smoking and writing these reviews. I have learned a lot about my palate and the preconcieved notions that come with the bands (or knowing what cigar I'm smoking). This has been a fun and enjoyable learning experience.
Thanks Scott! You are a true BOTL! Somebody give this man a rep bump for me!
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07-30-2009, 05:22 PM | #24 | |
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Great reviews, Andy! MCS
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07-30-2009, 05:31 PM | #27 |
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I read one of Don Fernando's reviews today and he mentioned toasted marshmallow flavor. If I had not read his review today, I probably wouldn't have been able to pick that flavor out. I would have just thought it was a sweet, yet burnt flavor. I learn new things about my palate just from reading other reviews.
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