Great to see vendors with info on their strains here. Will be sure to check some of your stuff out!!hottoddy said:From a great production (in Boise) and taste standpoint, I like:
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Chocolate Savina (hotter version of choc hab - my best brown pod producer)
Chocolate Naglah (as hot a choc bhutlah, produces better for me)
Chocolate Bhut Jolokia (classic)
Chocolate Brain Strain (very hot and smooth tasting)
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ÂKennylay said:I'm gonna end up with more chocolates than I'm gonna know what to do with. Great suggestions folks!
I loldBicycle808 said:I've said it before and I'll say it again; browns & chocolates just hit me harder than the reds and others. I know the Scoville tests tend to show different, and I know that a lot of folks feel the opposite, but those brown pods just kick the living shit out of me. Caramels have a similar effect but not to the same degree.
On the end, though, nothing makes you look more like some sort of practitioner of arcane wizardry* quite like having a basket full of dark and gnarly chocolate superhots on your person, especially if you're bike bar-hopping with a bunch of jibaros on a Sunday evening in September.
*I'm sure some folks have other ways to describe something like that LOL
This...if you want one that actually tastes good.karoo said:Swiss chocolate for the days you just want to pop a pepper in the garden.
Not OTT hot , but good enough to eat. Â
I think I got it from WHP.
I grow them every year! I think they taste great! I make a killer salsa with them.Ruid said:Many say they're too floral, but I love the chocolate Reaper.