Video review HERE.
These cigars are made in Little Havana in Miami with tobacco from Esteli, Nicaragua. They are made with long filler aged 6 years. The wrapper is a sun grown Habano.
Available in these sizes:
Robusto 5 x 50 REVIEWED TODAY
Corona 6 1/2 x 42
Churchill 7 x 48
Double Corona 7 1/2 x 50
Box Press Toro 6 x 52
Torpedo 6 x 52
Super Toro 7 x 60
Sublime 6 1/2 x 54
Pigtail Habano 6 1/2 x 56
Big Boy 6 x 60
Salomon 7 1/8 x 58
Lancero 7 x 38
The cigar is slightly oily and well made with an average feel in the hand.
The test draw after cutting the cap was effortless. The initial flavors were light boysenberry, roasted nuts, and light coffee notes at the base. The cigar has a light sweetness.
About one inch in the cigar is burning evenly. The biggest change is the sweetness is elevated. The boysenberry seems to be changing over to a sweet cedar. The roasted nuts are in play and there are now dry wood notes. The light coffee notes act as a base. There is a white pepper rated at a 7 1/2. The finish is a toasted cream with just above average lingering pepper. The cigar is medium bodied and I do not expect that to change.
With about 2 inches remaining the flavors are subtle, including the sweetness. All the flavors are there and now they included cream and butter but they too are subtle. The roasted nuts are not subtle, however. They are a little more prominent. The dry wood is very subtle, however.
The cigar ended with the flavors continuing to be subtle but nice. I like the flavors but nothing jumps out at you. The sweetness is subtle also. This is a nice, average Nicaraguan that would be suitable at any time of day. These are nicely priced at $100 per bundle, any size! Check these out and give them a try!
Score: 90
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