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This is a taste I rarely have heard about in the cigar world. I hear words like; earth, hay, grassy, peat, and barnyard. I find myself seeking and finding umami on a regular basis. It's hard to describe since it is so close to home. Umami is one taste that we all know, yet it's so elusive. I love me some umami.:smiley4:
Not familiar with Umami, but I love the sig :smiley20:
Yeah, I had to look up what it was, and am still unsure as to when I taste that in a cigar...
Yep, nice signatures, guys!
Well, at least you blowholes can make sig-tags proclaiming your, uh, superiority........see, those team names just chose themselves. :smiley4:
Pay no attention, Whiny Bitches.
This is a Jedi-mind control trick. There is no such thing as Umami. Nothing to see here. They're trying to distract us from winning and further push their Blowjob Agenda.
You came close. But you will find we are worthy dignitaries of you mediocre, feeble attempts to confuse us.
Whiny Bitches, UNITE!!!!!!
Mark, Look! An Eagle!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by mrtr33
Oh man, there it is again!
If you wanna find thee elusive umami, here's where it lies. Get deep in your cups. Pull out a Siboney and light er' up. You will notice that the initial dry cocoa. Wait for it. Wait for the last 1/3 and you will find this umami. It's a savoriness that is not commonly predominant. This umami, if you will, comes on like a silky beef broth. It's oh-so-umami. :smiley40:
Are you smoking a Slim Jim ? :smiley11:Quote:
Originally Posted by FightingFish
What the hell is all this Blow holes and Whiny Bitches Business? Extremely confused...
Give the 5 Vegas Miami a shot.
In order to understand...Quote:
Originally Posted by iAaron
1) You must have been here for at least a year...
2) You must know what "Mega Review" means...
3) You must know the twisted mindset of some of our membership.
...otherwise it's hard to explain. :smiley2:
No way to explain it. :smiley36:Quote:
Originally Posted by iAaron
For a basic idea just try and read this thread.
http://www.cigarsmokers.com/threads/...lection-Thread
http://www.cigarsmokers.com/threads/...eview-V-Signup
Now after you read a few pages and give up trying to follow what the hell is going on just picking teams.:smiley5:
Some how it all just works out, teams were selected and team names just kind of happened.
Can we please get :smiley53:! UUUUMMMAAAMMMIIII!!!!
It's fun to say: UUHHHH Mah MMHHIIII, UMAMI
UMAMI
It's actually pronounced oo-mah-mee...and I told you to try the 5 Vegas (pronounced cinco vegas) Miami a shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by FightingFish
rotflmao!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mangyrat
Umami is a unique description, on Wikipedia it said it is used to describes a combination of these flavors (sweet, sour, bitter, and salty) or just a general word used to describe something savory. I think I might start using that one so I can sound a little more intelligent :smiley36:Quote:
Originally Posted by FightingFish
I will have to try this cigar, thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by victory01
So what are some cigars you've tried that you've picked up umami?Quote:
Originally Posted by FightingFish
I think what spawned this thread was a Siboney. I get a real savory satisfaction in the last third. Initially they are kinda sweet with a dry cocoa. That fades away though, and they change to something I think of as umami. Can't say it's really stood out in too many other smokes.Quote:
Originally Posted by victory01
Pot roast juices produce umami. Cincinnati chili also may too.