Cigar Clichés

[stevehawk]

"hints of leather"

I mean, c'mon!! How many of us here have consciously tasted leather? and if so, I don't want to know the circumstances surrounding actually tasting leather!

Darren

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I played little league for several years as a kid and remember chewing the leather straps on several of my baseball gloves. I'm guessing it's pretty common.

BTW, the taste is very unique and not bad at all -- IMO.

 

[PTownshend]

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I played little league for several years as a kid and remember chewing the leather straps on several of my baseball gloves. I'm guessing it's pretty common.

BTW, the taste is very unique and not bad at all -- IMO.

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Hmmmm, I'll be searching for my glove shortly!

Next is lead paint! NOT!!! :0

Darren

 

[Seamus]

"hints of leather"

I mean, c'mon!! How many of us here have consciously tasted leather?  and if so, I don't want to know the circumstances surrounding actually tasting leather!

Darren

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I played little league for several years as a kid and remember chewing the leather straps on several of my baseball gloves. I'm guessing it's pretty common.

BTW, the taste is very unique and not bad at all -- IMO.

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I never chewed on the straps but if I had my glove on I would bite on one end and grab the other to tighten them. I can't still remember the taste though.

 

[hudsonvalley]

"Hints of (insert any sort of wood or nut here)" :laugh:

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I dunno. It might be a cliche but it also is true. I had a farm rolled gifted by Cigardawg and it really had a wood taste, a specific one, really. We have to have some comparative words to use to describe taste or just not have discussions about taste.

But I hate cliches, too. They are a dime a dozen.

 

[golfgar]

"Hints of (insert any sort of wood or nut here)"  :laugh:

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But I hate cliches, too. They are a dime a dozen.

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I get it.... :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

I am not trying to be argumentative, casue....I agree, you do need descriptive words and phrases for taste and appearance. But there can be good descriptions that are creative (and have a chance to become overused in the future :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: ) while still being descriptive.

 

[cigar1993]

A woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke. When you divorce yourself from the cigar it's much less expensive than divorcing yourself from the woman. (Not that my wife would allow that)

 

[golfgar]

"There's nothing like a good cigar and that's nothing like a good cigar".

 

[moki]

"Oh, I only smoke Cuban cigars"

(heard at my local cigar club often... usually coming from someone who is smoking only fake Cuban cigars)

 

[AVB]

Smartest thing you've ever posted. :whistling:

"hints of leather"

....and if so, I don't want to know the circumstances surrounding actually tasting leather!

Darren

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[Lumberg]

"Oh, I only smoke Cuban cigars"

(heard at my local cigar club often... usually coming from someone who is smoking only fake Cuban cigars)

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haha

 

[Nick P in NYC]

"Gee, I've never had one of those..."

Nick P in NYC