anacostiakat Posted May 17, 2006 Posted May 17, 2006 A post on another site I belong to got me to thinking about this. Well, actually a couple of posts. Anyway, what I am after here is not what is the strongest per se. But for those who like full bodied cigars what is your favorite?
habanohal Posted May 17, 2006 Posted May 17, 2006 MOst will say that RYJ Cazadores are the strongest Cuban cigars made
Colt45 Posted May 17, 2006 Posted May 17, 2006 Right now my choice would be the RyJ Exhibicion #3. Full and rich, with a velvety mouth feel.
thschrminm Posted May 17, 2006 Posted May 17, 2006 » A post on another site I belong to got me to thinking about this. » » Well, actually a couple of posts. » » Anyway, what I am after here is not what is the strongest per se. But for » those who like full bodied cigars what is your favorite? What is your definition of FULL-BODIED???
El Presidente Posted May 17, 2006 Posted May 17, 2006 » A post on another site I belong to got me to thinking about this. » » Well, actually a couple of posts. » » Anyway, what I am after here is not what is the strongest per se. But for » those who like full bodied cigars what is your favorite? By full bodied I am assuming you mean weight upon the palate. R&J Exhibicion No 3 Partagas Seire De Connoisseur No 1/2/3 RYJ Cazadores
Loki Posted May 18, 2006 Posted May 18, 2006 For my taste it's got to be the Partagas Lusitania. Copious amounts of smoke to compliment its full flavor.
El Presidente Posted May 18, 2006 Posted May 18, 2006 » For my taste it's got to be the Partagas Lusitania. » Copious amounts of smoke to compliment its full flavor. Isn't it amazing what different perceptions we all have. I have always found Lusi to be medium and complex especially with a little age. The world of cigars is sooooooo subjective ;-)
Elric Posted May 18, 2006 Posted May 18, 2006 » » For my taste it's got to be the Partagas Lusitania. » » Copious amounts of smoke to compliment its full flavor. » » Isn't it amazing what different perceptions we all have. I have always » found Lusi to be medium and complex especially with a little age. » » The world of cigars is sooooooo subjective ;-) El Prez you are absolutely correct. As for me full bodied in my regular rotation would be the Part SdC 3 and the part corona.
Jimmy2 Posted May 18, 2006 Posted May 18, 2006 Lusitania to me are very mild .. RYJ Cazadores are not strong at all but tasty. La Flor Dominicana Ligeros Cigars now thats strong . Also they changed the blend in the Edmundo I smoked a couple late 05's and they are much stronger then the 04's wow what a big difference. More power with more nap time these will be a classic .
habanohal Posted May 18, 2006 Posted May 18, 2006 MY wife USE to be full bodied, but she lost her 40 pounds and is at 115 lbs. now. :-D :-D Not much to grab onto now :-(
anacostiakat Posted May 18, 2006 Author Posted May 18, 2006 » » A post on another site I belong to got me to thinking about this. » » » » Well, actually a couple of posts. » » » » Anyway, what I am after here is not what is the strongest per se. But » for » » those who like full bodied cigars what is your favorite? » » By full bodied I am assuming you mean weight upon the palate. » » R&J Exhibicion No 3 » Partagas Seire De Connoisseur No 1/2/3 » RYJ Cazadores Your assumption is correct! But also, not only subjective perception but also the miriad factors that occur when you sit down to smoke that influence your smoke. Including the cigar! LOL
Mel Posted May 18, 2006 Posted May 18, 2006 If it says Bolivar on the band then I know I will be pleased with the full bodied flavor forthcoming. If the SOB draws? I have a CG on the slate form this evening.:-P R&J Cazadores is strong but not complex so it gets beat. Sorry but I just don't see all the strength in the Part. Serie du Conn. line.
Loki Posted May 18, 2006 Posted May 18, 2006 » » For my taste it's got to be the Partagas Lusitania. » » Copious amounts of smoke to compliment its full flavor. » » Isn't it amazing what different perceptions we all have. I have always » found Lusi to be medium and complex especially with a little age. » » The world of cigars is sooooooo subjective ;-) Last one I smoked almost gave me the cigar sickness but that could have been in combination with the over indulgence of alcohol. I'm with Mel on the Party Seri Du Conn. I've smoked some fine specimens (thanks Prez) and to me they are medium to full bodied.
Chicago Posted May 19, 2006 Posted May 19, 2006 » A post on another site I belong to got me to thinking about this. » » Well, actually a couple of posts. » » Anyway, what I am after here is not what is the strongest per se. But for » those who like full bodied cigars what is your favorite? psd4 and the BCG. BCG is my favorite.
El Presidente Posted May 19, 2006 Posted May 19, 2006 » MY wife USE to be full bodied, but she lost her 40 pounds and is at 115 » lbs. now. :-D :-D » » Not much to grab onto now :-( » » That's great Craig....I will be sure to bring it up with her when you bring her to Australia :-D
Ken Gargett Posted May 19, 2006 Posted May 19, 2006 » For my taste it's got to be the Partagas Lusitania. » Copious amounts of smoke to compliment its full flavor. well that has ruined my day - forced to agree with rob. yes, i think these fall into the medium/mild category but whatever, fabulous cigars. in defence of those who find them full bodied, i believe that they were once much more so. perhaps you have access to some treasures from the past. no one has mentioned my favs, the SLR DC's - or do you think of those as mild as well???
Claudius Posted May 19, 2006 Posted May 19, 2006 » A post on another site I belong to got me to thinking about this. » » Well, actually a couple of posts. » » Anyway, what I am after here is not what is the strongest per se. But for » those who like full bodied cigars what is your favorite? Partagas Serie P No 2 (and more generally anything Partagas). And yours? :-)
Van55 Posted May 19, 2006 Posted May 19, 2006 » » By full bodied I am assuming you mean weight upon the palate. What the heck does this mean, Rob???? First off, cigar smoke is, in the main, weightless or "lighter than air." Ever noticed how it slowly rises and dissipates when you expel it from the mouth? Secondly, the palate is the roof of the mouth. So any weight the smoke had would be felt on the tongue rather than the palate. Unless of course you were thinking about it being lighter than air and therefore attempting to rise within your mouth up against the palate.... Kidding aside.... I've often expressed my frustration with terms such as "strength" or "body" etc. as there really is no universally accepted meaning for them when used in discussing cigars and the smoking experience. When I named Bolivar Corona Gigante as my favorite "full bodied" cigar, I had in mind that cigar's intensity of flavors, volume of smoke, tendency to make my eyes water just a bit when expelling smoke through the nose, powerful aroma both expelling through the nose and wafting into the nose from the lit foot. To me all of these factors are part of "fullness of body".
anacostiakat Posted May 19, 2006 Author Posted May 19, 2006 » Partagas Serie P No 2 (and more generally anything Partagas). » » And yours? :-) Well so far for me the Boli PC. Partagas too. But I have lots of sticks still to try considering I have only been smoking a couple years. Oh and for a non-cuban I agree with my brother Jimmy2 that Litto Gomez's La Flor Dominicana Ligero and Double Ligero lines pack a wallop. If you get a chance to try his Double Ligero Lancero do not pass it up!
Van55 Posted May 19, 2006 Posted May 19, 2006 I hadn't even considered non-Cuban cigars.... If you like a cigar that is all power and little finesse give Joya de Nicaragua Machitos a try.
sleeper Posted May 20, 2006 Posted May 20, 2006 Van, In actuality, there is a hard and a soft palate within the oropharynx. The hard palate is the roof of the mouth/floor of the nasal cavity as you stated. The soft palate is the tongue and surrounding tissues on the floor of the mouth. With regard to body, I agree with you that the Boli Inmensa & CG, in particular, along with a couple of other Boli, are full in body. I would also say that the Part de Part has that trait.
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