A very fancy tube, pretty band, and great shape to this cigar. Pre-light draw was a light woodsy note.

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Since today ended a very hectic work week, I decided to smoke this cigar that shines at me every time I open my humi. I also wanted to relax a bit, so I paried it with a glass of Maker's Mark.

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This smoke has a very mild cedar note to start out with. The draw was nice and easy, as I clipped it up high. The burn was even for the first half of the cigar.

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The flavors didn't really change much throughout this one. A very mild woodsy flavor, mixed with a nice tobacco flavor. The smoke was rather creamy.

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It was an enjoyable mild bodied smoke. Plenty of flavor for such a mild cigar. I thought it paired nicely with the glass of bourbon. Burn time was just over 1 hour. I did have to touch it up once, as the burn became uneven towards the end.

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Great Review!
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Nice review, thanks.:-)
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Nice review!! :-)
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Thanks for the review. I've been wanting to try one of these for a while.:-)
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Great review of a great stick, Thanks!


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Chris.....:-)
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Nice review!

Just out of curiosity, did you cut the foot at all before lighting?
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Thanks for the review Nick. I've only had one of these and it was a very nice smoke. I paired mine with scotch. :-)
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No Sir, I did not.
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Nice review. I really enjoy these but tend to shy away due to the price point. Besides, they look so nice all lined up in one of my glass tops I hate to burn 'em.
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I know I asked this in the other thread, but i cant find it now. Which wrapper is this?
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Wrapper: Ecuadorian Sun-Grown Sumatra
Filler: Brazilian, Nicaraguan, Dominican
Binder: Dominican
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Nice! thanks!
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Great review!!!:-)

I did a review last year on one of these!!!

I wish I could afford them!!!

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