Paint a Picture for us all

Let's try this...
Recently, I was pondering my favorite tastes and aromas in cigars. Then I started thinking, "how do you explain that to somebody?" I will start us off. I love tasting and smelling chocolate, coffee, cream, red pepper, salt, cedar and leather. So how do I paint somebody a picture of what that's like?
Picture this: You are sitting in a library of sorts, let's say your own. You sit in a fine leather chair in a cedar-lined room. You have as refreshments, a cup of Italian espresso and cream, and a chocolate bar. Not just any bar, a 75% dark chocolate bar, with sea salt and red pepper pieces. You nibble at the bar, and chase it with a sip of the espresso and cream.
That's how I'd describe the combination of tastes and aromas that I love in a cigar. And if I ever found a stick that had all those together? I'd go bankrupt buying them all. Anybody else want to try this exercise?

sittin in a tobacco dryin shed, where all I can smell an taste is leaf....forget the rest...leaf an smoke is all I want

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Originally Posted by Usafvet509

Let's try this...
Recently, I was pondering my favorite tastes and aromas in cigars. Then I started thinking, "how do you explain that to somebody?" I will start us off. I love tasting and smelling chocolate, coffee, cream, red pepper, salt, cedar and leather. So how do I paint somebody a picture of what that's like?
Picture this: You are sitting in a library of sorts, let's say your own. You sit in a fine leather chair in a cedar-lined room. You have as refreshments, a cup of Italian espresso and cream, and a chocolate bar. Not just any bar, a 75% dark chocolate bar, with sea salt and red pepper pieces. You nibble at the bar, and chase it with a sip of the espresso and cream.
That's how I'd describe the combination of tastes and aromas that I love in a cigar. And if I ever found a stick that had all those together? I'd go bankrupt buying them all. Anybody else want to try this exercise?

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My idea of exercise is dragging a deer out of the woods until I can get to it with the 4 Wheeler or tractor...You don't want to smell me then...

For me, Fall is my favorite time. Sitting outside with the smell of dry leaves and that aroma that fall gives when things are shutting down.
A nice Maduro and some Bourbon just seem to complete it.

Let's try this out..

Sitting outside in front of a fire on a cold night, but kept perfectly warm still. Thick, chewy, creamy and flavorful smoke all around me.

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Originally Posted by Usafvet509

Let's try this...
Recently, I was pondering my favorite tastes and aromas in cigars. Then I started thinking, "how do you explain that to somebody?" I will start us off. I love tasting and smelling chocolate, coffee, cream, red pepper, salt, cedar and leather. So how do I paint somebody a picture of what that's like?
Picture this: You are sitting in a library of sorts, let's say your own. You sit in a fine leather chair in a cedar-lined room. You have as refreshments, a cup of Italian espresso and cream, and a chocolate bar. Not just any bar, a 75% dark chocolate bar, with sea salt and red pepper pieces. You nibble at the bar, and chase it with a sip of the espresso and cream.
That's how I'd describe the combination of tastes and aromas that I love in a cigar. And if I ever found a stick that had all those together? I'd go bankrupt buying them all. Anybody else want to try this exercise?

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I'd try it, but you already did it for me. Nicely done.