Worst Cigar Ever !!

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Permalink Reply by Tyler Duzan on March 20, 2008 at 8:14am

Oh, forgot to mention, I only had like 5 puffs on this and laid it down in the ashtray and the wrapper unraveled. I had used a punch so plenty of cap was left to keep it from doing that... very poor construction. Photo below.

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Permalink Reply by Tony Giovanni on March 19, 2008 at 11:04pm

I don't know what the name was but this guy we went golfing with(after smoking our Torano's) gave us what he thought was a fair exchange some cigar that almost killed me. I mean it had to be the worst thing ever rolled on the planet, I think it came out of one of those things you guys call bundles. I will never smoke anything without a label ever again.

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Permalink Reply by Ryan Moran on March 20, 2008 at 1:53am

Sol Cubano Cuban Cabinet .. I tossed it away half way through.
Arturo Fuente Gran Reserva (Maduro)

I have a bag of bands from bad cigars somewhere... I could also name some bad experiences, but they could've been isolated cases.

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Permalink Reply by Cgargangster on March 20, 2008 at 6:38pm

Don Mateo Bundles . Santa Clara - JR product (insert yuckface here!)

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Permalink Reply by Brian D. on March 20, 2008 at 8:18pm

I don't much like Quorums. Okay that was too understated, to me they are friggin' awful, stick after stick. Far as bad construction goes I've seen one or more fusterclucks from most every company's products.

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Permalink Reply by HBD, Cigar Enthusionado on March 20, 2008 at 9:25pm

I smoked a Don Sebatian once. It was awful. I picked it up at a little shop that had a plexiglass display-style case that I don't think stored the cigars at a desirable level of humidity. I don't even think that I have seen a Don Sebastian again.

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Permalink Reply by josh on March 21, 2008 at 2:53am

Puros Indios Churchill Especial.
Tasted like wet burning paper and amonia, and it had over a year of proper aging under its belt!
I was appalled with this smoke, I gave the other few to an acquaintance who rarely smokes, and to be fair he did enjoy them. I just could not stand them. Strong coffee usually makes an average cigar enjoyable, but nothing could cover up the taste of this dog rocket.
BTW, the draw was ridiculously tight, and the wrapper started falling apart halfway through as well

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Permalink Reply by CSMAnderson on March 21, 2008 at 10:33am

I had my worst cigar just last night. I bought a DeVinci churchill awhile back and decide it was time to give it a try. What a mistake. The burn was OK but the ash kept flaking off and making a mess. The flavor profile was Tar and expresso. The cigar was harsh, and just overpowering. Never again!

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Permalink Reply by Sandi on March 21, 2008 at 12:10pm

I've seen these in the JR catalog and I wanted to try them but haven't had the chance as of yet. No, you've peaked my interest. Guess it's time to visit my goof friends at JR.

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Permalink Reply by Workin Ray... on March 21, 2008 at 12:18pm

Ah a Nicarou? I thinks thats how you say it...It tasted lke a leather belt...burned ok ash ok just not the taste I like...

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Permalink Reply by Cgargangster on March 21, 2008 at 12:29pm

Nicarao ? That USED to be a good smoke. Tropical Tabacco at one time had Don Pepin Garcia blending for him and made some GREAT lines (Nicarao, Lempira Fuerte, and Cacique Miami ) It was great stuff and CHEAP as well.....but they are gone now. The remainders out there aren't nearly as good as when Pepin blended for them !

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Permalink Reply by Workin Ray... on March 21, 2008 at 1:06pm

you know I think this one was blended by rp? I could be wrong...I didn't like it and tried to ommit it from memory...

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