Blind Tasting Cigar Number 1 Reveal


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Hello everyone

 

Hope you all enjoyed the first Cigar 

 

I have to say everyone did amazingly and give yourself a pat on the back if you picked the first one... if you didn't don't worry there is still 4 more to go and in the past we have winner win the comp with the last cigars ;)

 

Okay the first Cigar in The 2018 Blind Tasting Comp is  (drum roll :covereyes:

 

Sancho Panza Belicosos - PTR MAY 17

 

I have attached the list with the winners for this round 

 

Chat soon

 

Lisa

 

 

 

 

BLIND TASTING COMPETITION 2018 CIGAR NUMBER ONE.pdf

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Well, I guess I can live with guessing wrong. I've never had a Sancho panza belicoso...

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1 hour ago, Dmpotocek said:

Anyone else having trouble viewing the results PDF or accessing the forum link? I keep getting an error.


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I think it only works if you sign in-have you tried that ?

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LOL. Good 'ole Cubans....  

I smoked an SPB immediately after the Blind #1 and they had absolutely nothing in common. The Blind #1 was sour and acrid, burned poorly and made little smoke and they were literally stored on top of each other from the time I got the blind sampler, so storage conditions weren't the issue.  

If I could smoke the  SPB I had afterwards day in and day out in perpetuity I'd be a happy man.  It was amazing.   

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2 hours ago, BuzzArd said:

LOL. Good 'ole Cubans....  

I smoked an SPB immediately after the Blind #1 and they had absolutely nothing in common. The Blind #1 was sour and acrid, burned poorly and made little smoke and they were literally stored on top of each other from the time I got the blind sampler, so storage conditions weren't the issue.  

If I could smoke the  SPB I had afterwards day in and day out in perpetuity I'd be a happy man.  It was amazing.   

Interesting.....I didn't get that at all.  I really enjoyed mine and noticed all the smoke I was getting from the cigar.  I even made a mental note on how good & even the burn was for a Cuban.  I enjoyed it so much I told myself that I would be getting a box after the reveal.  I didn't thing it was a BBF and I thought it was too light in color for a San Cristobal.  I guessed it was a R&J Belicoso mainly because of how well it was constructed.  My experiences with Sancho Panzas have been that they tend to be a little rough.... 

 

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A big swing and a miss for me. Sancho panza was my 3rd guess lol. I went with the San Cristobal and BBF would have been my second guess. It was a very good cigar though and I think I need a box!

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Woot I’m surprised I got it right having never smoked one. 

The first taste I got upon lighting it was salt and that’s what did it for me.

 

Smoking number 2 now but this ones tougher. A lot more of a guess. 

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I’ve never had one! So it was not on my radar. I don’t think it moved me to hurry up and get a box. Though I’ll try one again sometime to make sure this wasn’t a dud. 

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Personally, flavor profile wise... This was one, if not the worst, Cuban cigar I've ever smoked. I had never had a SPB before but I did my homework. Def got salt, which is not in the profile for any of those other campanas. I've had plenty of BBFs and they're strong. This smoke was a wet rag. Mushrooms... Did Rob say driftwood? Cream poked its head every once in a while.

No fault on construction or burn. It played nice. I just did not enjoy the flavors here. The second cigar is a different story. Looking forward to reading some reviews on it but no 1 stick was a tall glass of water for me. Nothing burger! Glad I nailed it tho.

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Ive only ever smoked one Sancho before enjoyed it greatly. I was so congested when I smoked the mystery one that I could  hardly taste much. I got a few hints of Sanch which led me to guess that way. It was too light for a BBF and didn’t have much of a RyJ profile. Off to a good start!!

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Smoked just like I remembered. A little salty a little woody and it lingered on the pallet.  The ones I have in my humidor have some age on them.  There is a big difference with a few years down but the bones are the same.

 

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