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Ok then, you guys have fun with your schoolyard antics. I have no desire to stick around a site that shows deference to post counts. Hasta Luego

Wait....I have to be a seasoned vet to reiterate the most obvious and repeated rule on the forum? Is this going to be a problem?

DO NOT DISCUSS CUBAN SOURCES/RETAILERS DO NOT POST REQUESTS FOR SOURCE VERIFICATION DOING SO WILL RESULT IN TERMINATION OF YOUR ACCOUNT

Freud would have a field day with you. ;)

Thank you, that is a good guide to get me started in the right direction. Yes, pepper could easily be used to describe what I tasted...I don't have a terribly sensitive pallette, but it was definitely a earthly bitter spice. I suppose I will learn these things as I go. :)

I tried a Cubao recently and found that I did not care for the taste of the wrapper (salty.) This cigar was made with an Ecuadorian Sumatra Oscuro wrapper, so i know to stay away from that in the future. (although I'm not sure what part of that descriptor is cause for my distaste.) Any other...

Novice advice here, so be warned. But is it possible that you were drawing too hard and and thus burning too hot. That can cause poor flavor. Sounds like the most likely suspect considering that you are a fellow novice.

Anyone going to the Cigar Heritage Festival in Tampa this November? This will be my first, and I'm curious to know what to expect. Free samples? Free merch? What do the vendors usually do for promotion? http://www.cigarheritagefestival.com/

For official purposes, everyone has a number. Yours is number 6. I'm glad my first thread could stimulate some good conversation. So the rule, as I understand it, is that No.2 cigars are only No. 2 unless they are not No. 2. Got it. ;)

That's what I was seeing with the Romeo Y Julieta "No 2." designation....they were describing a Corona. This cigar stuff is confusing. ;)

Thank you, I have posted in the new arrivals section. Regarding the No.2 designation, is this a standard descriptor, or can this designation vary and cover different shapes? I see Montecristo calls their pyramid a No.2, but Romeo Y Julieta uses the No.2 for for a Corona? How can one identify...

I'm relatively new to fine cigars. I've been smoking off an on for several years, but recently joined Cigar Dave's monthly club. I received this month a H Upmann Sun Grown and loved them! The only thing, I'm not sure about the style. It's a pyramid shape, so I'm guessing it's a No.2, but I...