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"Rob,  can you please put together a sampler which showcases the spiciest of Cuban cigars.  Cream and cocoa are not a flavor profile that I tend to like in a cigar. I love a cigar that has pepper but also more nuanced spice like cedar/licorice/clove/leather. Maybe six to eight cigars? it will help me find my way in a very confusing cuban cigar world"

Folks

Keeping the above in mind, can you recommend a couple? I will email him the suggestions as well as linking him to this thread. :ok:

 

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Partagas PCE

Young RG Pera

The occasional Punch Punch

Sometimes I get pepper and spice from the new Vegueros offerings.

Tatuaje is where the spice and pepper truly lives.

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6 minutes ago, shlomo said:

Tatuaje is where the spice and pepper truly lives.

You nailed it. That is where he is coming from/smoking now. 

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PSD4, maybe Hoyo EPI 2 (white pepper/spice)

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partagas, specificaly sd4 and sd6 (haven't had a 5), but nothing really comes close to that nicaraguan spice hit, and that's just fine by me.

-dobbs

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Partagas President usually has the pepper and leather.

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The Spiciest (by far) Cigar that I have smoked in the last 5 years or so was a Partagas Serie D No. 6. They had trays of them inside the door at the 2016 Encuentros opening dinner. I only smoked about an inch of it, and that thing blasted my palette for the rest of the night. 

I agree with fresh Mag 46 too.

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Young party d4, like less than 6 months. after that and in the humi more then 90 days smooth out a lot to me  d5 also for sure 

 

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I thought this was going to be about Cuban women!  :innocent:

As for the cigars?  Not really.  :rotfl: That is one of the big reasons I don't smoke many non-Cubans.  :wacko:

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Tell him to stick to Nic cigars if he wants spice/pepper bombs. 

Best I can offer is a young box of Partagas Shorts. Very Nicaraguan like when young. 

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Young JLS1, PLPC, P Shorts, RyJ Ex #4, Hoyo Petit Robo, Cohiba Medio Siglo, Bolivar CJ and HU Mag 46 - there’s 8 in all different marcas!

 

 

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I think the Diplomaticos No 2 has a nice spicey blend (clove?)  balanced with a Woody layer.   There’s a mild sweetness to the spice that you may not like but it’s a good cigar.  

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When I want something on the spicy side i reach for a padron or illusione ultra...haven't had that in any Cuban cigar I have ever smoked 

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I have to agree with what others have hinted at. If this person wants the spice from NC, in a cuban, it's simply not going to happen. If all he's been smoking are NC, and that's why he likes the pepper bombs, he needs to learn to love the delicate flavors that cubans offer that cant be found in NC. The strongest pepper in any cuban is like 1/10 of what you find in a tatuaje or padron. I love Nicaraguan tobacco for that quality, and I don't look for it in a Cuban.

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  If he's prepared to go into auctions then Bolivar Gold Medals are going to nail pretty much everything he's after I'd guess. I suppose a 10-count box is a reasonably safe bet too.

  Outside of that, I can't particularly add much else to what's already been said.

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