KStevenson
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Friday's smoke was a well aged Partagas Serie S Perfecto from our very own GilV's humidor.Wrapper: Cameroon Binder: Mexico Filler: DR & Mexico
Length: 6 Ring: 49This cigar had a darker wrapper than I'm accustomed to seeing on Partagas cigars. The wrapper was a light maduro color and had the slightly sweet smell I associate with maduro cigars.The cigar lit effortlessly (lighting a perfecto is a snap) and burned evenly throughout. The cigar burned with a good volume of slightly tangy smoke and had a wonderfully smooth flavor; a bit peppery from the wrapper with an underlying sweetness. I'd always heard that ageing a cigar did wonders for the flavor, in this case I'm happy to say that it is true.I hated to put this one down, but my fingers were getting burnt. The ever-so-slight sweetness lingered on my lips for the rest of the day. Thanks for passing this cigar to me Gil, you did a fine job with the ageing.For those of you keeping score, I paired this cigar with two beers. I started with an IPA and finished with a Russian imperial stout.
Length: 6 Ring: 49This cigar had a darker wrapper than I'm accustomed to seeing on Partagas cigars. The wrapper was a light maduro color and had the slightly sweet smell I associate with maduro cigars.The cigar lit effortlessly (lighting a perfecto is a snap) and burned evenly throughout. The cigar burned with a good volume of slightly tangy smoke and had a wonderfully smooth flavor; a bit peppery from the wrapper with an underlying sweetness. I'd always heard that ageing a cigar did wonders for the flavor, in this case I'm happy to say that it is true.I hated to put this one down, but my fingers were getting burnt. The ever-so-slight sweetness lingered on my lips for the rest of the day. Thanks for passing this cigar to me Gil, you did a fine job with the ageing.For those of you keeping score, I paired this cigar with two beers. I started with an IPA and finished with a Russian imperial stout.