Kingantz
Growing too fast.
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This is an interesting situation as I feel Chris has a very valid point. I'm not sure how each of the participants did their own personal blend, however I would imagine (or hope anyway) it was done based on what they like in a cigar. One may have blended a spicy strong smoke due to them liking that profile, whereas another may have blended much milder/sweeter.
I think part of being a judge in something like this is to be very subjective, not giving favor to what my typical profile is, but go by a certain number of criteria. It would, IMO, be better for the group to decide on what criteria to judge so that all will be in agreement. Not to mention, I'm not sure what criteria should be used. Would I include anything other than the taste? No one really had a "hand" in the rolling, so should this be part of the judging?
Thoughts?
I think the look and feel on the cigars will all be the same. The roll will be the same, as well. Obviously, it will be according to YOUR tastes, Greg. I personally don't find anything wrong with that. Otherwise, we would have to take a panel of judges, and average the overall scores, which is something I really don't want to do. But I'm open to suggestions. What is everyone else's input on this?
So based on my tastes, and being as subjetive as possible, I would choose the winning cigar on spice, body, flavor, and finish. Any others?