Fruity Cigar
MAJORdorMo
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A few months ago, a friend of mine told me about some cigars that tasted fruity. They were NOT infused or flavored, they just had a fruity taste to them. Any ideas on what it is?
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ive had hints of raisins is cigars before.... veggies also. i wouldnt say anything "fruity"
not that it couldnt happen. I guess it also depends on what he meant by fruity.0 -
Huh..... Ive gotten floral tasting smokes but never fruity.0
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I would argue that the vintage 92 tastes extremely citrus flavored, if that counts as fruity..0
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are you sure he wasn't chewing that zebra stripped gum...?0
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I got a hold of him, and he claimed it was a Romeo y Julieta 1875.
Anyone else get a fruity flavor from that?
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woodsy/berry maybe...ive heard some suggest orange peel. I suppose its possible.0
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I forgot about the orange peel... i actualy had that once in an OpusVidarien:woodsy/berry maybe...ive heard some suggest orange peel. I suppose its possible.0 -
No, never had fruit, though it might be interesting for a change of pace. As a home roaster, I do know that there are some coffees (Ethiopian & Kenyans), that if roasted to a light city, have very strong natural strawberry & apricot flavors and aromas. Go a few seconds longer into full city, and the fruit flavors disapear. I'm sure that 99.9% of all coffee drinkers have never tasted a unflavored fruity coffee. I've always felt that coffee and tabacco where related flavor wise, so with say, African tabaccos, lightly fermented, the concept may not be all that far fetched.0
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Never really got fruit in a cigar. Did taste Root Beer once.0
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nice, what cigar was that in?0
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I forget. It have have been a RP. It was a long time ago.0
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you spilt some a&w on it...rwheelwright:I forget. It have have been a RP. It was a long time ago.0 -
I detect a fruit quality to a lot of maduros, but I wouldnt match the flavor to any specific fruit. if that makes any sense lol.0
