My Weekend Cigar Review: Ozgener Family Pi Synesthesia Red
Reading Time: 3 minutes Tim Ozgener collaborated with Ernesto Perez-Carrillo to create Pi Synesthesia Red, the second cigar in this Ozgener Family release where the flavor profile is defined by a color, for example: Red. So, what does Red taste like? Watch now.
Thank-you so much, Hayward, for your explanation and insight. The term Gestalt has always baffled me before. And, yes, when I received my GORGEOUS box of TEMPUS Creo, uncellophaned (as they should be for aging), shapely as Marilyn (in this case perfectly uncurved) and redolent as pre-Castro Havanas (I used to sniff them in Duhill’s private storage catacombs on 5th Avenue –where I worked in 1968– Sid Ceaser’s were the best), and then smoked one last night, I experienced Cigar Gestalt –in spades. These are one of the very few (modern Habanas included) cigars which successfully (at least to some degree) mimic the flavor profile of Old Havana. That I bought them from Famous at close-out prices only intensified the moment. That they are no longer available nearly brings me to tears.
But that’s how it goes, I’m afraid: if you live long enough, everything you love disappears before your very eyes. One down and nineteen to go. I just hope I’m around long enough to enjoy a few of them when they crest a few years from now.
“I will (try to) smoke no cigar before its time.” –Orsonwelles
Thank-you so much, Hayward, for your explanation and insight. The term Gestalt has always baffled me before. And, yes, when I received my GORGEOUS box of TEMPUS Creo, uncellophaned (as they should be for aging), shapely as Marilyn (in this case perfectly uncurved) and redolent as pre-Castro Havanas (I used to sniff them in Duhill’s private storage catacombs on 5th Avenue –where I worked in 1968– Sid Ceaser’s were the best), and then smoked one last night, I experienced Cigar Gestalt –in spades. These are one of the very few (modern Habanas included) cigars which successfully (at least to some degree) mimic the flavor profile of Old Havana. That I bought them from Famous at close-out prices only intensified the moment. That they are no longer available nearly brings me to tears.
But that’s how it goes, I’m afraid: if you live long enough, everything you love disappears before your very eyes. One down and nineteen to go. I just hope I’m around long enough to enjoy a few of them when they crest a few years from now.
“I will (try to) smoke no cigar before its time.” –Orsonwelles