I'm not sure if this is dumb or not?????

SmokySuit

Wail at the local cigar lounge enjoying a nice Graycliff Double Espresso from my trade with sdip (thanks man) I mentioned to a guy I was talking to that I was on a quest to collect and smoke the spiciest most peppery hot cigars in production. HE said that if I smoke any full bodied cigar really fast it will take on a peppery tone. Hitting my favorite cigars like a vacuum cleaner doesn’t sound like good advice. It there any truth to this?

xmacro

YankeeMan

Diamondog

SmokySuit:

Wail at the local cigar lounge enjoying a nice Graycliff Double Espresso from my trade with sdip (thanks man) I mentioned to a guy I was talking to that I was on a quest to collect and smoke the spiciest most peppery hot cigars in production. HE said that if I smoke any full bodied cigar really fast it will take on a peppery tone. Hitting my favorite cigars like a vacuum cleaner doesn’t sound like good advice. It there any truth to this?

Not good advice....the heat will ruin the cigar, to enjoy the cigar flavors to the fullest you want it to remain as cool as possible imo....you want something naturally spicey...

docedwards

And if I eat spicey food faster it will taste spicier.

docbp87

Yeah, it might get spicier, but it will also overheat, turn bitter, burn improperly, and possibly even produce some of everyone's favorite tobacco sewage, tar.

kuzi16

Amos Umwhat

This question puts me in mind of Kuzi's comparison to cooking meat, from a different thread. The analogy might be a comparison to barbecue, say. If you cook barbecue nice and slow, adding sauces and spices as you go, you bring out certain flavors, and often end up with some charring. It's kind of like your friend is suggesting you just soak the meat in lighter fluid and let it blaze to produce this charring, not the same.

DSWarmack

Note taken: I will no longer soak my cigars in lighter fluid and expect them to taste spicy, or have hair left!

Amos Umwhat

DSWarmack:

Note taken: I will no longer soak my cigars in lighter fluid and expect them to taste spicy, or have hair left!

lol. May not have been my best analogy, I probably shouldn't type anything 'til after my coffee, this has been my policy concerning speaking for many years.

DSWarmack

I loved the analogy, I just couldn't pass up the opportunity!

madurofan

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SmokySuit

Lol thanks for the input everyone, I thought so.