I hate to do this to you guys, but I have what is probably a newbie question. Just smoked a indian tabec super fuerte maduro and thought it was pretty tasty. My question is.....what does fuerte mean????
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Fuerte
- Thread starter klmhoward
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Fuerte actually means "hard" in Spanish, although it is frequently used for "strong" as well.
One personal thought on "cream" or "creamy"...I think it's one of the most overused adjectives in cigar reviews. Anyone else?
One personal thought on "cream" or "creamy"...I think it's one of the most overused adjectives in cigar reviews. Anyone else?