Comparing The Smell

clearlysuspect

So, lately, before I smoke a cigar, I usually take it out of my humidor and smell the wrapper. And then I'll smell the foot of the cigar. Take a nice big whif and breath in real deep. Then I'll pick up a darker cigar (if possible) and I'll do the same thing. And I'll pick up a lighter cigar (if possible) and I'll do the same. And I'll compare what I smell in these cigars. The only problem is, they all pretty much smell the same to me. I actually went through my entire humidor and, with the exception of one or two, they all pretty much smell the same. Does anyone have an explanation for this, or is my sense of smell just royally screwed. I hope I put deoderant on today? ***sniff sniff***

Garen B

Did you take them out of the cello? At least in my case everything smells the same until I take em out of the cello. Aside from that, did you do anything to kill your sense of smell i.e. burn your nostrils, smoke cigarettes etc?

clearlysuspect

I usually keep everything in the cellos except for one of each type that I own. I'll usually keep that one out and when I smoke it, I'll take the next one out and leave it in the humidor. So, some of these cigars have been out for a week, some a day or two, some a couple months. I used to smoke and I'll occassionally enjoy a cigarette from time to time, but I never exhaled through my nose. I could never stand that.

Garen B

Well the only other thing I could think of doing is cleansing your nose by smelling something strong, then the cigar, then the strong thing, then another cigar. Or pay a guy to stand by your humi and tell you what each cigar smells like.

kuzi16

clearlysuspect

Oooooh. I'll try this today and see if it works for me. Coffee beans should do the trick, yes?

kuzi16

maybe? maybe not. the goal is exactly opposite of what you are trying to smell. so... maybe a bowl full of lemons or oranges.

Lasabar

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