Newbie and His Mx2

[muddstick]

Being a newbie and all, I am posting this with a little fear!

I just finished my first Mx2 and had a new smoking experience. I expected it to be along the lines of the Brazilia, however, as I started smoking, it was a lot milder than I expected. At first, I was a little disappointed. About half way through, it turned in to a completly different cigar. A huge differnce in strenghth and flavor. I absolutly loved it! So I am now wondering, is this what I can expect from the others that I buried deep in the humidor for a later date, or is this because I was so excited to smoke this that I only let it sit about a day?

I am slowly learning the differences as I smoke differnt cigars, so the other option is....I have no idea what I am talking about!! :laugh:

 

[Jeffro600]

I too have found the MX2's to be a good bit milder than the Brazillias. They do make a radical change at about the 1/3 mark, but still, not nearly as powerful as the brazillias but a good smoke nonetheless.

 

[OutlawD]

the only thing age is going to do is make that cigar better!
never could keep one long enough to age,now theyre gettin real hard to get from CAO

 

[SMOKE!]

I love the robusto! Those MX2s are great. I had a hard time finding them for a couple of months, but they seem to be available again.

 

[atuck]

They are a good cigar but it does take it a little while to really get going.

 

[ALostTexan]

See, I never really liked the MX2. I just couldn't get into it. I have bought plenty, and smoked plenty, but just couldn't find what to like about it.

I did get my hands on a couple of the CX2, though, and have really enjoyed this cigar. Milder than the Brazilias and Italia's, in my opinion. I think this is going to be a nice cigar...

ALostTexan