Useful Tool?

[Smallclub]

There are much better wheels, more suited to cigars?

The "fruity" section of that wheel is almost meaningless for cigars?

Will post other wheel(s) later?

[Robusto]

That wheel of flavours is fascinating.
Thanks for posting it, Simon.

[EugeneSax]

I thought this was going to be about Wayne Rooney.

[SeanP]

Yep, can do without the 'petrol' too...but wouldn't mind getting the 'Bacon' Make it a mild stick, that way it will go well with coffee in the morning

[HabanoSy]

Nice find Simon...

Very useful...

Cheers, HabanoSy

[Lee Nub]

Used something like that before on a wine course i did.

[Big_T_UK]

Flames and petrol do not mix, are you KIDDING ME? I remember a time when I was visiting Paris briefly and I came across a group of French army veterans. Petrol was cheap at the time and the opportunity was there........oh hang on.....private conversation maybe. LOL

[Simon-JG-hr]

I've just been bouncing around on the Berry Bros. & Rudd website (its certainly safer than bouncing around the shop - potential for big bill...) Whilst looking at some of their information style pages I came across this really interesting 'flavour wheel'. Now, it is predominantly aimed at wine tasting, but many of the flavours which cigars remind us of are much the same as for wines (and they're all on the wheel anyway...)

Source: http://www.bbr.com/wine-knowledge/faq-flavourwheel

I do hope that I never come across 'petrol' in a cigar - flames and petrol aren't two things I'd normally think worked in close proximity...