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So I've been fighting a cold this week but felt better tonight. I wanted to enjoy a fine cigar or two this evening. First I lit up a Tatuaje black label. So excited to try it. Well I couldn't really taste much. Thought it was odd as people love this cigar but I hadn't had it before. Thinking that was just not my style I lit up a Norteno after. Still not tasting anything! Crap! I smoked my only cigars of these and ruined them since I can't taste anything. I'm an idiot.
Colds are the worst, especially when it comes to tobacco. I have a 1 week rule. I wait 1 week from the time I start feeling better before I light anything up that is of value.
I just put everything away when I am clogged up. Or I only smoke super mild stuff that is cheap and I won't care if I miss the taste or not.
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Just kidding.
We've all been there.
Jeremy need a Gurkha or two, more your style? Get Well Brother
NOW I know when to smoke them! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
I can not agree more with your first sentence of your thread topic. I am glad you have came to terms with this.
I'm on a multi day run of smoking a couple cigars a day and my palate is definitely fatigued...I don't enjoy them as much and although the great flavors are there, they're just not that enjoyable. I normally smoke 3-4 cigars a week and in the last 3 days, I smoked 6. Time to abstain for a bit, and reset the palate.
That sucks man. I've been fighting a cough for about a month, I was getting better but I think I recaught the bug...haven't had a cigar in a looong time because of it :(
On the bright side, they will make more so buy some and you can enjoy them later :)
Great point here! Sometimes you just have to back away and do a palate re-boot. Especially in times of oral crises, such as colds, an invasive trip to the dentist, a new mouth rinse, or a new tooth paste. The smallest things can play havoc with our senses of taste and need to be payed attention to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Engineer99