Wrapper: Brazilian Maduro Arapiraca
Fillers: Nicaraguan and Mexican
Size: 5.5x55 box press
Off the Light: Charcoal and burnt woody notes dominate on the first few puffs. As the experience moves along the strong notes smooth out a little and open up to some solid black pepper, brown spice, and a solid earthy flavor. This is full bodied. The texture is thick and heavy on the palate.
Mid-point: This cigar has one fast burn going and I am a slow smoker. The body has settled down to a good medium to medium-full strength. The flavors seem to have some complexity going on here with a dark roast coffee, a nice touch of mocha, a pleasing spice, and rich soil earthy notes.
I am enjoying this smoke with a quality Fuller’s London Porter.
Down the Stretch: As the cigar burns into the final third the mouthfeel has a much smoother feel than the first third. The notes are richer and there is a hint of creaminess to the mouthfeel. The roasted coffee and soil earthy notes dominate at this point in the ballgame.
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