modo22
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So it is a beautiful day out for this time of year. Mid 50's and finally a chance to work in the garage! So after waiting a week to get to the cigars NASTY sent me, I am ready to review the mysterious unbanned one.
So I have to say upfront that when I saw this cigar I immediately thought of what it was. Upon first glance and smell, I am thinking a RP Edge Sumatra. The cigar is a 6ish x 50ish torpedo, it has a wonderful aroma pre light with hints of vanilla and clean healthy tobacco.
First third: After lighting I got some spice after the fist few draws. I started to think of a Tat, but surprisingly after a few draws the spice, white pepper taste dwindled. The predraw had alot of sweet vanilla and woody flavor; but postdraw, the aroma was heavy with cedar.
First half: The cigar continued to have a smooth and even draw with large amounts of warm vanilla and cedar. As I enjoyed this I had a cup of coffee, it really brought out the taste in the beans and the two accented each other so well, it almost seemed like I did that on purpose. The light gray ash began to flake off and the half way point.
Last Half: The spice began to pic back up as I finished my garage work and the cigar. Not having a clock outside, I can only assume it took about an hour and 45. With the spice picking back up I expected the vanilla to go away, but it didn't. Even with the pepper flavor back, the warm vanilla remained strong. This made the cigar very balanced and enjoyable. It was a perfect return home cigar. Very relaxing. By the end of it I wish I had another!
I am still stuck on the Edge Sumatra as my guess.
And the winner is:
WOW, would have never guessed! But now I get to cross one off my list! I will defiantly be getting this again.
Cain Straight Ligero Habano
Again, Thank you so much Los, that was a great package!
So I have to say upfront that when I saw this cigar I immediately thought of what it was. Upon first glance and smell, I am thinking a RP Edge Sumatra. The cigar is a 6ish x 50ish torpedo, it has a wonderful aroma pre light with hints of vanilla and clean healthy tobacco.
First third: After lighting I got some spice after the fist few draws. I started to think of a Tat, but surprisingly after a few draws the spice, white pepper taste dwindled. The predraw had alot of sweet vanilla and woody flavor; but postdraw, the aroma was heavy with cedar.
First half: The cigar continued to have a smooth and even draw with large amounts of warm vanilla and cedar. As I enjoyed this I had a cup of coffee, it really brought out the taste in the beans and the two accented each other so well, it almost seemed like I did that on purpose. The light gray ash began to flake off and the half way point.
Last Half: The spice began to pic back up as I finished my garage work and the cigar. Not having a clock outside, I can only assume it took about an hour and 45. With the spice picking back up I expected the vanilla to go away, but it didn't. Even with the pepper flavor back, the warm vanilla remained strong. This made the cigar very balanced and enjoyable. It was a perfect return home cigar. Very relaxing. By the end of it I wish I had another!
I am still stuck on the Edge Sumatra as my guess.
And the winner is:
WOW, would have never guessed! But now I get to cross one off my list! I will defiantly be getting this again.
Cain Straight Ligero Habano
Again, Thank you so much Los, that was a great package!