Diesel Unholy Cocktail - Cigar Asylum Cigar Forum

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Diesel Unholy Cocktail
Origin : Nicaragua
Format : Torpedo
Size : 5 x 56
Wrapper : Pennsylvania Broadleaf Maduro
Filler : Three regions of Nicaragua; Jalapa, Condega, and Esteli
Binder : Nicaragua

Drinks: water
Time: 1hour 40 mins

this is the first time i smoke this Diesel,bought it from duquecigar and have it rest about 3 weeks in my humidor...

-banyard and woodsy aroma
-draw just nice,neither too loose nor too tight
-ton of smoke
-1st part super spicy with earthy undertone
-2nd part spiciness tone down a bit..still creamy earthy...
-final..spice bomb comeback with char wood...
-medium bodied stick..
-very good construction,ash held more than 3 inches...full flavour..

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Great cigar for the price. I try to keep a fewcin my humidor
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Nice review, from everything I've read this should be right up my alley, but the few I've had have all been disappointing
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me personally quite surprise with how intense the flavor is... got another 4 in my humi..let see how it perform after certain period of time... but for now.. i'll make sure will include this stick in the next purchase...
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Great cigar for the price, have a box in my cooler :-)
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Can't go wrong with them, especially for the price!

I always keep a few in my regular rotation!
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Still sitting on a box of these...great smoke for the price for sure. :-) :-)
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How do they compare ROTT as opposed to a few months of age? I have no idea how much age was on the one I had last night before I got it, but I had it a little more than three months. I plan on picking up at least two boxes to rest in the coolidor.
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I gave them a few tries and found them to explode with barnyard, landfill, and Chinese restaurant dumpster essence. They either need a lot of time, or buried in the back yard. I honestly thought I'd been poisoned or someone sh1t in the box.
This is one of those value cigars that I couldn't make any sense of at any price.

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That said, smoke what ya like, like what ya smoke. :-)
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Great review. I was gifted one of these a while back. Maybe it is time to smoke it.
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I love these. I smoked them all tho.

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Just lit one up last night, good cigar.
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This is one of my favorites so far!
The one I smoked was constructed very solid.
It was a real tight draw, I had to cut it like three times to open it up enough.
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Originally Posted by shilala:
I gave them a few tries and found them to explode with barnyard, landfill, and Chinese restaurant dumpster essence. They either need a lot of time, or buried in the back yard. I honestly thought I'd been poisoned or someone sh1t in the box.
This is one of those value cigars that I couldn't make any sense of at any price. :-)
That said, smoke what ya like, like what ya smoke. :-)

that's strange..the ones i had were quite good...did you smoke them ROTT?
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Originally Posted by bigheadmark:
that's strange..the ones i had were quite good...did you smoke them ROTT?

ROTT, about three months later, and just so I didn't write them off without a fair go, about 8 months later. I still don't understand the attraction, but I don't need to.
I had the identical reaction to the plain old Diesel, so I'm guessing it's one of the tobaccos they're using in the blend. Or it's the diesel fuel. :-)
I'm just glad so many guys are enjoying them. :-)
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Originally Posted by bigheadmark:
that's strange..the ones i had were quite good...did you smoke them ROTT?

ROTT, about three months later, and just so I didn't write them off without a fair go, about 8 months to a year later. I still don't understand the attraction, but I don't need to. They just aren't for me.
I'd go so far to say that I agree with the OP somewhere around 100%. I got dirt, burned wood, and barnyard out of them. The burned wood was more like burned something else, but I couldn't put a finger on it. It was more sooty flavored than charred anything. Definately not flavors I look for in a cigar. The spice was there, but it was obscured by the other flavors so that it wasn't even remotely enjoyable to me. It wasn't at all a sweet spice, or one that stood on it's own. The flavors all sort of jumbled together into a nastiness rather than setting themselves apart, or blending and complimenting.
I had the identical reaction to the plain old Diesel, so I'm guessing it's one of the tobaccos they're using in the blend. Or it's the diesel fuel soot from the burners in the tobacco houses. :-)
I'm just glad so many guys are enjoying them. I really like to find a good value smoke to put away, but this one just didn't have anything going for it, at least not in my book. As always, that's just my opinion. It shouldn't dissuade anyone from trying a cigar, not even this one. I'm a firm believer in giving everything a shot, even if it's a 39 cent Flying Rooster or $2.00 Pirate's Ear. Someone is going to find a winner, even if they're the only guy that'll smoke them. :-)

(Sorry, I posted my reply before I was finished, then timed out on edit time.)
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