Personally the only flavoured cigars I can stand is the CAO Honey Robusto. I tried a Cojimar a week or so ago and it tasted like I was smoking sugar... Kinda like its but I may as well just slurp sugar water I guess. Your thoughts?
_______________ I find it ironic how so many countries consider economics to be the Bush Administration's sole purpose for going to war, all the while remaining absolutely oblivious to the fact that the only reason their countries didn't want to go to war was for just that. And of course in the meanwhile five hundred thousand plus Iraqi’s have been put through unspeakable torture and execution... all while their tyrannical leader continually made a mockery out of the U.N. But somehow we're the non-post materialistic non-humane war mongering bullies, sure.
I smoke Miami Suites quite regularly in the mornings as I work around the house. Rum...or Amaretto...don't much matter, cuz I aint really thinking about how it tastes...just somethin' comfortable to puff on as I scratch my head (remodeling a 105 year old home)
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I don't really care for flavored cigars they're just not my thing, but my wife likes Havana honeys. If I was pushed I would have to agree with the CAO.
I don't smoke them, but most people that do love the Acids.
----------------------------- "The cigar...is something that commands respect. It is made for all the senses, for all the pleasures, for the nose, the palate, the fingers, the eyes... A good cigar contains the promise of a totally pleasurable experience."
quote:Originally posted by prccaptain: I don't smoke them, but most people that do love the Acids.
In my opinion, they're trash. But they do indeed smell like heaven!!!
_______________ I find it ironic how so many countries consider economics to be the Bush Administration's sole purpose for going to war, all the while remaining absolutely oblivious to the fact that the only reason their countries didn't want to go to war was for just that. And of course in the meanwhile five hundred thousand plus Iraqi’s have been put through unspeakable torture and execution... all while their tyrannical leader continually made a mockery out of the U.N. But somehow we're the non-post materialistic non-humane war mongering bullies, sure.
the naturals by Drew are also a decent flavored smoke if you don't want an overbearing taste.
----------------------------- "The cigar...is something that commands respect. It is made for all the senses, for all the pleasures, for the nose, the palate, the fingers, the eyes... A good cigar contains the promise of a totally pleasurable experience."
The better flavored cigars are the CAO moontrance and the bella vanilla. The flavored cigars that really don't have a lot of flavor and taste like a normal smoke is the Island Delights Strawberry and Vanilla (the vanilla is minimal(sp?)). The other ones that aren't too bad is Tatiana Vanilla, Chocolate and Cherry. Just my 2 cents.
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Posts: 562 | Location: California | Registered: August 04, 2003
my girlfriend smokes the CAO Bella vanilla and the CAO Moontrance. I generally don't smoke them but I have smoked them when I let my humi at her house run empty. They are actually pretty good. I wouldn't put them in my regular rotation but I didn't mind smoking them.
Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former. - Albert Einstein
Posts: 304 | Location: Chico, CA | Registered: July 10, 2003
The only flavored smokes I've tried were the Al Capone's. Didn't care for them. Too sweet & the artificial qualities were too obvious. In other words I couldn't taste any of the tobacco.
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We need a new forum called TROLLS AND DOGROCKETS, that way people can discuss flavored cigars, thompson cigars, machine made cigars, ask repetive questions a hundred times over and over and over and over about the some old topic all day long!!!!!!! This can be a forum for some very interesting reading, just think people will be talking about how good there Phillies chocolate blunt is(you know, the one that you left in your tackle box for over 3 years and it still tastes the same as the day you bought it) and who could resist reading about the thompson cigar box pass . I'm sure the trolls would have a lot more fun with this board than the other boards. Just my 5 cints bruda!! C-YA
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Posts: 4793 | Location: Texas | Registered: June 15, 2003
havent tried one in about 4 years, and never had one that i bought again, why don't you try a mild non flavored cigar instead that way the people you smoke around won't have to smell the flavor junk
Posts: 114 | Location: los angeles, Ca. | Registered: July 28, 2003
, that way people can discuss flavored cigars, thompson cigars, machine made cigars, ask repetive questions a hundred times over and over and over and over about the some old topic all day long!!!!!!! This can be a forum for some very interesting reading, just think people will be talking about how good there Phillies chocolate blunt is(you know, the one that you left in your tackle box for over 3 years and it still tastes the same as the day you bought it) and who could resist reading about the thompson cigar box pass 
. I'm sure the trolls would have a lot more fun with this board than the other boards. Just my 5 cints bruda!!
