Nope but I definitely will be trying it now!Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
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Nope but I definitely will be trying it now!Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
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YES, I thought I was the only one LOL. I do the "wine sip" if the cigar is super peppery/rough in the retrohale - to kind of water it down like I would to a strong whisky.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
Also, I tend to retrohale more with smoother cigars. The pepperbombs tend to overwhelm my sinus and clog me up.
Has anyone ever smoked a cigar where the retrohale was their main source of flavor?
Haha this was the main reason behind starting this thread. More often than not this is the case for meQuote:
Originally Posted by zabhatton
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LOL, I remember a Halfwheel cigar review where they insisted the best flavors were only obtained through retrohaling, but for that specific cigar. I'll try to find the link and post it.Quote:
Originally Posted by KRam311
Found it!
"The retrohale on this blend is amazing: smooth, complex and rich with almost no spice or pepper to be had. If you don’t retrohale, you are wasting your money on this cigar."
https://halfwheel.com/review-room101-daruma-mutante/
Added to the mile long list haha. Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by zabhatton
I believe the similar named Dondurma has a disclaimer on the box saying the cigar is made to be retrohaled. Actually have 1 of those on the way and im super excited to try it
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