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RATINGS · 7

• 5★0
• 4★4
• 3★2
• 2★1
• 1★0

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COMPOSITION

Wrapper

Ecuador Habano

VITOLAS · 5

• Churchill7″ · 50
• Double Toro6″ · 60
• Robusto5″ · 50
• Toro6″ · 50
• Torpedo6.1″ · 52

REVIEWS · 6

• @mr.crowley.mrc2016-08-26 · Home

  Age/Rest: 103 Days Pre-light: Aromas of pungent warm barnyard, a medium dark wrapper. Reasonably firm pack, tight seems, noticeable veins. The Toast: The foot toasted nicely and evenly with a triple torch. The Draw: Surprisingly a little on the loose side The Burn: Starting off with a fairly good burn. No touch ups needed after the first third. The First Third: Notes of cedar and a touch of spice. A little earth is opening up on the finish, just reaching the back of the throat. The Second Third: Not much change, the earth is a little more pronounced at the start of the second. Might be noticing a nut tone develop as well. The Final Third: The earth remains but moves back to like it was in the first third. The spice ever so slightly breaks up the smoothness. Still a surprising cigar to smoke. Overall: I'd pick up a fiver to try a few more before committing to a box. Paired really well with a craft beer (Downtown Brown).

• @fb_10652411535395522016-05-30 · Home

  Would be even better aged.

• @techgeekpro2016-04-10

  Tasted distinctly Nicaraguan from the first light. I liked it. Full but not too heavy.

• @techgeekpro2015-07-19

  Started off nutty. Quite a unique "old time" flavor. Fairly smooth and just a tad of spice.

• @lstrphllp2015-04-18 · Rd4

  excellent every day smoke

• @johnnewman3332015-04-02 · Deck

  Very Good