What are your thoughts on Backwoods honey berry???

[Trevonator]

I'd love to give you my thoughts on the Backwoods Honey Berry but I would not smoke one - not even on a bet. I can't imagine you'll find many others on this board that have tried one either.

Perhaps you might want to steer clear of gas stations, stop by a cigar store and pick up a REAL cigar. You might be surprised and delighted that it's far better than a Backwoods.

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I know that they're not the best. I HAVE had many real cigars before. I'm just satin that it was good for a gas station cigar...

[ggiese]

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I know that they're not the best. I HAVE had many real cigars before. I'm just satin that it was good for a gas station cigar...

If you find a "gas station cigar" forums, I'm sure they'll share your enthusiasm for Backwoods smokes. I'm not sure you'll find the same enthusiasm here.

As far as "real cigars"... I'm not sure you could compare a Backwoods smoke to a "real cigar". Since I'm not quite sure what your experience with "real cigars" is, but I'm thinking if you've been purchasing them at the same place as the Backwoods smokes you would think Backwoods is a step up.

And your Freudian slip of calling the Backwoods "satin" is pretty accurate.

[buzz]

Hey Trevonator... how old are you? No really, how old?

[Trevonator]

Hey Trevonator... how old are you? No really, how old?

Honestly, 12. But I have had many good experiences with cigars. Backwoods being a very minor one. I was just asking an honest question.

[buzz]

Honestly, 12. But I have had many good experiences with cigars. Backwoods being a very minor one. I was just asking an honest question.

Thanks for being honest, but we all really already knew your age... goodbye.

[TommyTree]

And your Freudian slip of calling the Backwoods "satin" is pretty accurate.

What do Backwoods have to do with fabric? Are you calling them smooth or maybe sensuous? I think we're up to two Freudian slips.

[Trevonator]

If you find a "gas station cigar" forums, I'm sure they'll share your enthusiasm for Backwoods smokes. I'm not sure you'll find the same enthusiasm here.

As far as "real cigars"... I'm not sure you could compare a Backwoods smoke to a "real cigar". Since I'm not quite sure what your experience with "real cigars" is, but I'm thinking if you've been purchasing them at the same place as the Backwoods smokes you would think Backwoods is a step up.

And your Freudian slip of calling the Backwoods "satin" is pretty accurate.

First of all, I disn't mean to say satin. But you probably already knew that. Second of all, I only just had my first backwoods, and I have had much much much better, 30 dollar cigars. Actually, only one. It was an ashton. I forget what kind. Third of all, I don't get high quality Ciara often because I like the short smoke time and I like to buy them in bulk.

[FightingFish]

One of my big complaints about gas station cigars is about the additives. This tobacco was likely not aged alongside dried berries to impart the flavor. It is most likely inferior scraps of tobacco and paper that has been sprayed with sugar and artificial flavorings. Not for me.

[Trevonator]

If you find a "gas station cigar" forums, I'm sure they'll share your enthusiasm for Backwoods smokes. I'm not sure you'll find the same enthusiasm here.

As far as "real cigars"... I'm not sure you could compare a Backwoods smoke to a "real cigar". Since I'm not quite sure what your experience with "real cigars" is, but I'm thinking if you've been purchasing them at the same place as the Backwoods smokes you would think Backwoods is a step up.

And your Freudian slip of calling the Backwoods "satin" is pretty accurate.

How can you possibly call backwoods "satin" when you said that you would never even touch one???