Well after deciding on which sun grown to try from those who suggested I chose the Fuente Chateau Fuente Sun Grown.
The setting was sunset time although cloudy. Temp was 47*. It was quite pleasant listening to all the birds. Mainly flocks of geese and seagulls and a lot of them but pleasant none the less being in the city. This cigar was accompanied by a Coors Light (bottle) which they seemed to go well with each other.
The light up was quick, but after about the first half inch the burn went uneven and needed a touch up.
The first 1/3 had a notable earthiness with hints of spice and leather, all the while slightly creamy.
The 2/3 still had a prominent earthiness to it with a bit more leather with little spice. What i found interesting is it had some hints of a woodsy flavor that i just couldn't pinpoint but it was a nice smooth flavor and a nice little surprise. Had to do a couple of touch ups as it seemed like to burn uneven.
The 3/3 still had the earthiness to it with more of the woodiness and the spice came back which was a nice combination of flavor. There where still subtle hints of leather. Started to have draw issues and the wrapper wouldn't keep up with the filler.
Overall this was a great smoke with minor issues that could be just a one off problem. The flavor was consistently mild through out the whole smoke duration. I would smoke one of these again without hesitation.
Hope you enjoy! Thanks to those who suggested this smoke!
Tim
The setting was sunset time although cloudy. Temp was 47*. It was quite pleasant listening to all the birds. Mainly flocks of geese and seagulls and a lot of them but pleasant none the less being in the city. This cigar was accompanied by a Coors Light (bottle) which they seemed to go well with each other.
The light up was quick, but after about the first half inch the burn went uneven and needed a touch up.
The first 1/3 had a notable earthiness with hints of spice and leather, all the while slightly creamy.
The 2/3 still had a prominent earthiness to it with a bit more leather with little spice. What i found interesting is it had some hints of a woodsy flavor that i just couldn't pinpoint but it was a nice smooth flavor and a nice little surprise. Had to do a couple of touch ups as it seemed like to burn uneven.
The 3/3 still had the earthiness to it with more of the woodiness and the spice came back which was a nice combination of flavor. There where still subtle hints of leather. Started to have draw issues and the wrapper wouldn't keep up with the filler.
Overall this was a great smoke with minor issues that could be just a one off problem. The flavor was consistently mild through out the whole smoke duration. I would smoke one of these again without hesitation.
Hope you enjoy! Thanks to those who suggested this smoke!
Tim
? I change beers every so often, Corona, Grain Belt Premium, Modelo Especial & Negro.. Most beers give me a headache right away so if i find one that doesn't i tend to stick with it.
I am almost certain it was a Maduro. I know what you talking about though with the humidity being high. I was in the local shop and had never seen their humidity device go off but this time it had and i was surprised at how long and how much moisture this thing was putting out. 
hahaha call what you wish. I drink bourbon on occasion. Never tried scotch. I surely wont drink the Donkey & Gorilla piss beers especially with the chance of ruin the taste of a good cigar, I'll stick what i like.
