Picked this guy up at the B&M the other day. It was felt pretty light in terms of weight. The overall draw was very loose and in terms of flavor was pretty consistent throughout the entire smoke, in the words of family guy..

"And now to our weather man Ollie.."
"IT WAS FULL OF SPCIES!"
"thanks ollie"

If anyone has a stash or even a couple of these, they are great smokes if you like tons of spices with very subtle undertones of creme. Personally i'd let them sit for a few months before lighting up another one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ass2V...eature=related
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Have not had one yet, but sounds good!
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I agree! They are real tasty!
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Tasty indeed!!
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mac, you'd be proud, i'm about to light up a maduro.... "gasp!"
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Oh yeah!! :-)
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its reminding me why i don't smoke them though :-) haha
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:-) :-)
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Not a big lanc fan, but they are a great smoke.
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I am a big tat black pl fan. Perfect size stick and perfect spice!
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The PL is the only Tat I've had, unfortunately, but it was definitely awesome!!:-)
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You are talking about the Black Petite Lancero, right?

Just making sure :-)

~brooks
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Oh I guess so. I didn't realize there were two. Definitively not a full lancero
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This is one of my favorite cigars.
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I tried my first one over the weekend. It definitely had a good bit of spice very early on, but it seemed to smooth out. It was definitely tasty throughout, however I was doing some projects outside and as such didn't give it the attention that I should have and may have missed some of the subtle flavors.

One thing I noticed is that this smoke had me salivating a ton. I was working on things and looking down alot as I was marking and cutting things. Saliva kept running down the stick leading to several relights.

I will have to try another for sure.
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