When he lit it up, the scent was amazing. And for me to say that, is also amazing! I complain about smokers and smoking! I am not a smoker; however I have been known to enjoy a very rare cigar once in a while.
Since the odor peaked my interest, with what seemed to be grape-like to me, I asked my husband to hand it over and let me try it. I took it in, and tasted. It seemed OK, so I thought maybe I had better try another. I took another puff. What was very different about the whole experience, after you have stopped, inhaled and licked your lips, it was like you had just had a glass of wine! I am not kidding! The after taste, is just like it! Not a little, a lot! Not exaggeration here, I thought it was quite enjoyable. I was not expecting it, because my husband "likes" to smoke, I was certain he was just carrying on, because it was new and different. It is an acquired taste, and definitely different, and quite enjoyable, all wrapped up into one!
Unlike the gold and mild that my husband usually gets, that taste like crap when they are lit, and smell like it too, this was much better all the way around. I was impressed!
The unfortunate thing about this new cigar, is I almost had my husband to the point of quitting. He had slowed down to maybe a cigar a week. Then these came out, and he truly likes them. And to ask my husband why he smokes, his answer, is "Because I like it." He says, it's not that it's a habit; it's just that he truly enjoys smoking.
Now that these are out, he is back up to five cigars a day. And that's how these come, five to a pack.
The pricing for the cigars is different with most any location, but ranges to a little over two dollars a pack. These cigars are made by John Middleton, and the location of his company is in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. On the package is no toll free number, or web site. The cigars are made of a fine blend of pipe tobacco. According to the AC Nielsen ratings, in 2004 Black and Mild were the top selling cigars in the US!
They come filtered or unfiltered, the choice is yours. The ones with the tip are plastic. They have several different flavors including: Apple, and Cherry. There are others, also. They even have another version, called Fast Break Black, which is half the size of a regular cigar.
They have four different surgeon general warnings that they have placed on their cigars. I have found and written down each warning, with each pack that we have bought. The warnings vary with each And every pack. Here they are for your viewing pleasure:
SURGEON GENERAL WARNING: Cigar Smoking Can Cause Cancers Of The Mouth And Throat, Even If You Do Not Inhale.
SURGEON GENERAL WARNING: Cigar Smoking Can Cause Lung Cancer And Heart Disease.
SURGEON GENERAL WARNING: Tobacco Use Increases The Risk Of Infertility, Stillbirth And Low Birth Weight.
SURGEON GENERAL WARNING: Cigars Are Not A Safe Alternative To Cigarettes.
SURGEON GENERAL WARNING: Tobacco Smoke Increases The Risk Of Lung Cancer And Heart Disease, Even In Nonsmokers.
I do not promote smoking, as I stated above, it is something that I dislike a great deal. But if you must smoke, or have to smell it-advise your smoking friend- to try these. Or even try them yourself. I think you will be impressed too! It is very appealing all the way around. I do hope that they get enough sales of this, to keep the product line up and running. I do know that companies discontinue things for low sales, and popularity.
On a scale of one to ten, I give this a nine. Why a nine? Because I don't truly promote smoking. Sorry.
Published by Deneale K. Williams
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5 Comments
Post a CommentI am a long time Black & Mild smoker; I personally like the gold and mild. I thought the wine B&M smelled and tasted like and old bar rag that was left too close to the burner, I bought a pack about a year ago and it sits in my glove box where I resort to take a drag if out of my normal smoke.... Yuk, I once drove 30 mils out of my way instead of lighting one of those up. Oh well.... I feel better know that I set the world straight on smokes. Tim
Black and milds are the only thing id ever smoke as far as tabacco goes but these things have the best taste, aroma, and relaxed feeling that ive ever gotten out of a cigar since thats all i smoke. I used to be a big fan of the black and mild creams until i tried the wine. Nice article
The title was completely and totally changed on this article. I am not one into recognizing myself for NOT smoking. I found the title...um..not to my likings to say the least. THANKS AC! And thanks Mommy2Lots and Aly Adair for the comments!
Interesting review - I love your twist - a non-smoker who loves the smell. There aren't too many cigars that I think smell good - so these must be a real treat. It's hard to go wrong with a wine-flavored smell. Thanks for the good read.
Unique topic. Great job. I don't promote smoking, either, but I have to admit that some cigars do smell like you want to eat them or something. I guess that's just part of their marketing scheme to get people to want them.