Another bomb stick. I enjoyed the maduro version of this cigar, and lately I've really been getting into corojo wrappers, so I had high hopes for this smoke.

Humidor time: 6 weeks

Prelight: The corojo wrapper looks flawless. Draw is moderate, tasting of wood and leather.

Burn: The burn was decent, got a little uneven towards the end. Ash was nice and solid. Draw was moderate. The burn time was about 85 minutes.

Flavor: This smoke was creamy, tasting of wood, leather, and hints of citrus. It had a nice, spicy finish.

Summary: Surprise, surprise: another great stick from DPG. I'm rapidly becoming a Pepin whore. I think I need to snag some blue label to complete the trifecta. :-)
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I like these best of all the DPG line, particularly in maduro. Thanks for the review!
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Thanks for the review. The JJ Beli is one of my favorite DPG's.
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there isnt a DPG that i had and didnt like nice review mate
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This stick in a maduro is my favorite DPG!!
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Hm, tough call. I'd have to pick the Cuban Classic (Black Label) as my favorite DPG stick so far...
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DPG JJ Maduro is my favorite DPG stick, but I haven't tried many, yet. LOL
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Thanks for the review!!!

These are very good but I like the Maduro better!!!:-)
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A couple of months ago I would have agreed with you, but lately I've been finding that corojo wrappers are really tasty.
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:-)

Again, I must concur :-)
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You must not have tried the Blue label yet. By far my favorite in the line. It surprises me every time I smoke it.
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Nope, not yet (see the end of my OP). I plan to pick up a 5er soon. :-)
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