Jeff B.
NWMSU Mafia Hitman
- Joined
- Mar 8, 2005
- Messages
- 524
5 x 56
Nicaraguan binder/filler
Brazilian wrapper
The Brazilia is my favorite cigar, although I don't smoke them as much as the next guy would if it were his "favorite cigar". I'm here in downtown Denver at a regional conference with Campus Crusade. Yeah, so 2500 college students in one hotel... :whistling: Around midnight after most were settled in for the evening, a couple buddies and I decided to have a smoke and stroll around beautiful 16th street mall area. It was a very mild 50 degrees for Jan. 2 in Colorado! It was a breezy night, but the cigar burned evenly all the way down, as I've found pretty normal with Brazilias. This particular cigar had a nice spicy start, with a consistent woody-type flavor and mild floral aroma. Great down to the end, never got harsh or hot. As mentioned everytime I smoke these I am reminded how much I love them and then ask why I don't smoke them more often...
Seems that these are pretty hit or miss, but needless to say I'm a fan. :thumbs:
Nicaraguan binder/filler
Brazilian wrapper
The Brazilia is my favorite cigar, although I don't smoke them as much as the next guy would if it were his "favorite cigar". I'm here in downtown Denver at a regional conference with Campus Crusade. Yeah, so 2500 college students in one hotel... :whistling: Around midnight after most were settled in for the evening, a couple buddies and I decided to have a smoke and stroll around beautiful 16th street mall area. It was a very mild 50 degrees for Jan. 2 in Colorado! It was a breezy night, but the cigar burned evenly all the way down, as I've found pretty normal with Brazilias. This particular cigar had a nice spicy start, with a consistent woody-type flavor and mild floral aroma. Great down to the end, never got harsh or hot. As mentioned everytime I smoke these I am reminded how much I love them and then ask why I don't smoke them more often...
Seems that these are pretty hit or miss, but needless to say I'm a fan. :thumbs: