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Ashology™ Scoring

The 100-Point Palate Test

Eight evaluation categories totaling 100 points — designed exclusively for Test Your Palate Against the Ashologist on Ashologist.com.

Evaluation Category Maximum Points

Appearance and Presentation

  • Wrapper appearance
  • Color and consistency
  • Visible construction
  • Firmness
  • Overall presentation
5

Construction

  • Cigar structure
  • Wrapper application
  • Cap construction
  • Resistance to cracking
  • Ash formation
  • Overall craftsmanship
15

Draw and Burn

  • Draw resistance
  • Burn consistency
  • Need for corrections
  • Smoke production
  • Combustion performance
10

Flavor Quality

  • Flavor quality
  • Flavor clarity
  • Richness
  • Enjoyment
  • Distinctiveness
  • Quality of the tobacco character
20

Balance

  • Flavor
  • Strength
  • Body
  • Smoke texture
  • Sweetness
  • Spice
  • Finish
15

Complexity and Development

  • Flavor transitions
  • Development throughout the cigar
  • Depth
  • Layering
  • Changes between smoking sections
  • Ability to remain interesting
15

Consistency

  • Flavor consistency
  • Burn consistency
  • Draw consistency
  • Construction consistency
  • Overall performance from beginning to end
10

Finish and Overall Experience

  • Finish
  • Aftertaste
  • Satisfaction
  • Memorability
  • Overall impression
  • Desire to smoke the cigar again
10
Total Possible Score 100

Separate From the 30-Point System

The official CigarOfTheYear.com tournament uses the established Ashology™ 30-point scoring system for rankings, matchups, and championship results. That system remains unchanged.

The 100-point scale exists only for Test Your Palate — giving participants more room to evaluate individual characteristics, develop their skills, and receive category-by-category feedback when comparing against the Ashologist.

The two scoring systems are stored separately and are never converted between one another.

Learn About the 30-Point Tournament