Hi Everyone, as mentioned in my introduction post, BOTL needs quite a bit of updating, patching and whatever else I might come across. Over the next few weekends BOTL may be unreachable on occasion as I do migrations or updates, etc. Just be patient - we'll be back! I'll generally try to keep these maintenances until later in the evenings.
Ah ok I work in Newark myself, thanks for the warm welcome!Welcome NC. I'm from jersey too. Live central work north.
I work in Englewood. http://www.englewoodhospital.com/prs_radiography_home.aspAh ok I work in Newark myself, thanks for the warm welcome!
Thanks for this, it's encouraging to hear that I'll be blown away eventually. Much appreciated brother, thanks for the welcome as well!Welcome from WA!
As for the being able to taste a cigar. You are tasting it. So far all your able to ID is the burning tobacco and thats fine. Some people have a palate that can pick up every nuance, some don't. I personally fall in between closer to the tobacco side. Keep smoking and one day something will catch and you'll be able to relate a flavor to what you are smoking. It will blow your mind.
What you smoke and what you drink when smoking not to mention what you ate before you smoked or the condition of your body (if you're getting sick or are sick) all plays into it.
Retrohaling can help... its when you blow smoke out your nose and mouth. Look it up before you do it. The first time can be painful.
Right now Im smoking a stick that should be awesome and Im getting nothing more than a little bitter taste off the wrapper. Its disappointing. Last night I smoked a stick that was giving me a toasted marshmallow flavor.
Thanks @Rupe, I'm glad to be here!Welcome to BOTL from Minnesota Nick
Glad to have you here!
Hey there brother, thanks for the warm welcome!Welcome from down under Nick.
I'm pretty new also, probably smoked about 100 or so (never kept count) cigars and I still have a lot of trouble picking out the subtleties.
When they are obvious I can usually taste it through retro haling the last little bit. Might be worth a try!