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The Chosen One
This is cigar 1 of a 3 blind cigar review by @Tobaccowhako as I promissed in a blind trade. I was put to the test to see if I could decipre what cigar this was (the answer is on the backside of the cigar). My guess was, Drew Estate T52 belicoso.
Smoking time: 1hr
Apperance: Reddish brown, toothy wrapper, firm contruction
Smell: Milk chocolate and almonds
Cold Draw: Chocolate cocoa
1st third: Flavors of white pepper (8/10 on spice scale), soy sauce, and hints of orange zest.
2nd third: Flavors developed and faded... Sweet tobacco, red pepper develop while the white pepper flavors faded. Also mazipan and chocolate cocoa fade in and out. Noticed a destinct cinnamon aroma from the smoke output.
Last third: While developing into a full flavor from the medium at the start, raisin and dry cocoa flavors become apparent while the red pepper fades away and is replaced sweet hay like flavor. During the very end (last inch) of the cigar a mineral/iron like flavor takes over.
Final notes: I do not think this was a T52 cigar, simply from the lack of smoke output that most Liga's have. What could it be??? Any guesses?
Smoking time: 1hr
Apperance: Reddish brown, toothy wrapper, firm contruction
Smell: Milk chocolate and almonds
Cold Draw: Chocolate cocoa
1st third: Flavors of white pepper (8/10 on spice scale), soy sauce, and hints of orange zest.
2nd third: Flavors developed and faded... Sweet tobacco, red pepper develop while the white pepper flavors faded. Also mazipan and chocolate cocoa fade in and out. Noticed a destinct cinnamon aroma from the smoke output.
Last third: While developing into a full flavor from the medium at the start, raisin and dry cocoa flavors become apparent while the red pepper fades away and is replaced sweet hay like flavor. During the very end (last inch) of the cigar a mineral/iron like flavor takes over.
Final notes: I do not think this was a T52 cigar, simply from the lack of smoke output that most Liga's have. What could it be??? Any guesses?
