How do you rate your cigars?
Krieg
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A previous post on one of my other threads got me thinking, how do you rate your cigars? Do you just rate your smoke on taste alone or do you get really detailed? I'm sure many of you want to remember everything you can about a great smoke you had, and so I would like to share with you how I rate my smokes:
I like to rate/review everything about the cigar. The rating sheet I typed up has 4 main catergories.
1. Overall Appearence (20 points)
2. Lighting and Burning Properties (15 points)
3. Construction (30 points max)
4. Taste (35 points)
Appearence - Visual appeal of a cigar is important to me. For one, it tells you alot about the cigar because it's your first clue as what to expect when you smoke the cigar. On my rating sheet, various aspects of appearence are worth 20 points max.
Lighting and Burning- A cigar that burns evenly means that is was well constructed, I'm sure many of you know how annoying an uneven burn is. If it burns too fast, then it will give you a bad taste. And how easy was it to lite the stick.
Construction - This catergory carries alot of weight with me. I have smoked good looking cigars, but have been a terrible smoke, either by burning to hot, too slow, kept going out..etc.
Taste - I think this is the most important catergory. I like to be able to decide for myself how a cigar tasted. No fancy ads, or endorsements, just me and my memory. I especially like to notate that the cigar kept a great taste all the way down to the nub. If this happens, I usually give it a 35/35 in this catergory.
If anyone would like to see a copy of my cigar review sheet, let me know. I will be happy to email them a copy.
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