And the setting! Indoors or out? Current relative humidity? Stress levels?
In previous years, when I backpacked at every opportunity, I used to include within my pack a Ziplock-enclosed cedar box designed to hold 10 double coronas. The fairly flat box fit neatly inside the zip pocket of the pack's top flap, alongside my topo map. I would fill it with Marsh Wheeling Deluxe Stogies, for smoking one each evening. In December of 1998, just before departing for 10 days within the Grand Canyon backcountry, I received an Opus X from my brother. He indicated that it was to be smoked on Christmas eve, along the Colorado River. So it was included in my cigar stash for the 10-day hike.
When the time came (on the third night, I believe) that I lit up the Christmas Eve Opus X--after sharing with my son a humble, one-pot dinner cooked on a gasoline stove, and a dessert of heavenly Pistachio pudding mixed with powdered milk in a Nalgene bottle--I found that I would have preferred smoking one of my Marsh Wheeling stogies for the occasion. The Opus X is a sophisticated, leather sofa cigar. The Marsh Wheeling is a pragmatic, sit on a flat rock kind of cigar. One is lovingly hand-rolled by experts, from the finest tobaccos. The other is merely machine-made floor sweepings.
A scoring sheet would be challenged to capture the holistic context.
Bob