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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

Scoring Systems Clarified

Formal Ashology market evaluations are not based on a publicly disclosed numerical formula. The 100-point scale is used exclusively for the interactive Test Your Palate challenge and remains separate from Ashology’s broader market evaluation and the 30-point CigarOfTheYear.com tournament 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 two scoring systems are stored separately and are never converted between one another.

Learn About the 30-Point Tournament