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Received a bunch of La Gloria Cubana's at the Big Smoke a few months ago. Decided to fire one up tonight. For a "Big Smoke" smoke, this one actually wasn't all that bad. Cigar lit quite easily. It was producing some spice for the first 8 minutes or so. Then it began to mellow out, and I tasted some light raw tobacco flavor, some earth tones. Just a mellow cigar the rest of the way through. It produced a ton of smoke. Draw was a bit too easy. It burned very evenly, only touched it up once. About 2/3 of the way through it began to taste a bit chemically. I blew the smoke through the cigar to clean it out, and it began to smoke pretty good again.
I give it a 82 on appearance and construction.
84 on burn quality.
75 on taste.
Not bad for a yard gar. Wouldn't smoke it at a herf, but will smoke it while working outside. It didn't produce much of a flavor for me, yet offered some tastes which I could appreciate. Overall, this is definitely one of the better cigars I picked up at the Big Smoke. A great stick for a newbie cigar smoker.
Overall, I give it a 78%.
I give it a 82 on appearance and construction.
84 on burn quality.
75 on taste.
Not bad for a yard gar. Wouldn't smoke it at a herf, but will smoke it while working outside. It didn't produce much of a flavor for me, yet offered some tastes which I could appreciate. Overall, this is definitely one of the better cigars I picked up at the Big Smoke. A great stick for a newbie cigar smoker.
Overall, I give it a 78%.