Acid Weird Little Purple Labeled Thing W/ Motorcycle Picture

[Artoud]

At $1.50 my risk threshold is pretty low...

This thing was weird looking--short and thin
like a cigarette on 'roids. It smelled decently, the oils covering
most of the tobacco flavor. The wrapper was dark brown, no real red
tones--not as dark as a maduro though. It lit with difficulty and
would have benefitted from a vacuum pump on the draw--like trying to
get a very thick milk shake through a straw. I enjoyed the taste of
the essential oils, but found it not much like smoking a cigar. The
flavors seemed to be dominately of clove, with the pleasant anesthetic
feeling included.

To my stark staring surprise the think buzzed me like a
champ--actually, I may have cooked a little more on this than anything
else I've reviewed to date. This would be a good kind of cigar to
share with novices, who might find the flavored oils more approachable
(like people who take cream in coffee). I enjoyed it enough to smoke
again, but did not care for the size or the tight draw.

[c2000]

I have yet to try an Acid,, I guess I should buy a sampler..I do not like sweet cigars like a Baccarat or Carbonell.Would the Acid be similiar.? Thanks for the review.

Jerry in Minnesota.

[Artoud]

Originally Posted by c2000

I do not like sweet cigars like a Baccarat or Carbonell.Would the Acid be similiar.?

No idea, never had Baccarat or Carbonell--these are flavored more like incense rather than with a food or liquor with which you are familiar. This thing was maybe best summarized as a cigar version of a clove cigarette.

[NCRadioMan]

Originally Posted by c2000

I have yet to try an Acid,, I guess I should buy a sampler..I do not like sweet cigars like a Baccarat or Carbonell.Would the Acid be similiar.? Thanks for the review.

Jerry in Minnesota.

In my experience, yes, they are. But some like em. not me



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