blind 10 spot review(s)

borndead1 · 07-22-2009, 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by EEE

Interesting the different tastes from the same cigars.

Mark #4 - Puros Indios Natural.

borndead1: 4
EEE: 0

07-22-2009, 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by borndead1

borndead1: 4
EEE: 0

LOL.... Though you were so off on the DPG you shouldn't count that as a success.

borndead1 · 07-22-2009, 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by EEE

LOL.... Though you were so off on the DPG you shouldn't count that as a success.

HA! That DPG was a fake.

Did you get it from a guy whose cousin works at the factory?

AND...at least I knew it wasn't a PI

Starscream · 07-22-2009, 12:35 PM

Cigar #3

Construction: 5x54 natural, very thin wrapper. Very loosely rolled. A cheap quality cigar by looks alone.

Pre-light: tastes bitter

1st Third: Starts out very harsh with a grassy flavor. Very harsh through the nose. A slight sweetness is detected when exhaling from the mouth, but harshness through the nose. Mildewy flavors appear. If I weren't a "nose smoker", this cigar wouldn't be that bad, but I do not like it so far.

2nd Third: Hay and grass appear. Sweetness is very faint. Still harsh through the nose. The draw is very loose adn smokes fast (not necessarily a bad quality in my book). Sweet flavor returns near the end of the 2nd third; the harshness begins to mellow. I'm finally enjoying the cigar (at this point). If I wasn't writing a review, I would not have waited this long for the cigar to mellow out. Still a bit grassy and hay, but not bad at this point.

Final Third: The harshness returns. Grassiness continues. Sweetness is gone. I put it out with an inch left unsmoked.

Final Thoughts: The end of the second third was good, but I normally wouldn't suffer through a harsh stick like this just to hit the "sweet spot". I wasn't a fan of this cigar, and would guess that it was a Reyes product.

Starscream · 07-22-2009, 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by borndead1

borndead1: 4
EEE: 0

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Originally Posted by EEE

LOL.... Though you were so off on the DPG you shouldn't count that as a success.

I'm not really keeping score on this one. I'm just trying to be open minded to Reyes sticks. I kind of hope I find a PI product that I like, but I am doubtful so far.

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07-22-2009, 12:35 PM	#4
Starscream Knowhutimean, Vern? Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Andy Location: In a little town somewhere in the USA Posts: 10,237 Trading: (4)	Re: blind 10 spot review(s) Cigar #3 Construction: 5x54 natural, very thin wrapper. Very loosely rolled. A cheap quality cigar by looks alone. Pre-light: tastes bitter 1st Third: Starts out very harsh with a grassy flavor. Very harsh through the nose. A slight sweetness is detected when exhaling from the mouth, but harshness through the nose. Mildewy flavors appear. If I weren't a "nose smoker", this cigar wouldn't be that bad, but I do not like it so far. 2nd Third: Hay and grass appear. Sweetness is very faint. Still harsh through the nose. The draw is very loose adn smokes fast (not necessarily a bad quality in my book). Sweet flavor returns near the end of the 2nd third; the harshness begins to mellow. I'm finally enjoying the cigar (at this point). If I wasn't writing a review, I would not have waited this long for the cigar to mellow out. Still a bit grassy and hay, but not bad at this point. Final Third: The harshness returns. Grassiness continues. Sweetness is gone. I put it out with an inch left unsmoked. Final Thoughts: The end of the second third was good, but I normally wouldn't suffer through a harsh stick like this just to hit the "sweet spot". I wasn't a fan of this cigar, and would guess that it was a Reyes product. __________________ Insert quote here. Last edited by Starscream; 07-22-2009 at 12:41 PM.