Greg
BoM October 2006
This cigar is rolled in Miami by Don Pepin using Nicaraguan Criollo tobacco for the binder and filler and Nicaraguan Corojo for the wrapper.
The first thing you notice when looking at this cigar is it's beautiful reddish-tan silky smooth wrapper. It has a very fine dark tooth and it's perfectly constructed.
This cigar amazed me from first light to finish as to the amount of balance from the contrasting flavors I noted while smoking. There were sweet fruity notes mixed with salt, and spicy woody flavors mixed with earth and coffee, all harmoniously bound in clouds of smoke.
This really is an absolutely amazing cigar, but it's not cheap (I paid $13 for a single) and they are hard to find. However, it's a MUST try for Habanos smokers, as they will see that not all NC's will leave that funny aftertaste most smokers of Cubans speak of.
The first thing you notice when looking at this cigar is it's beautiful reddish-tan silky smooth wrapper. It has a very fine dark tooth and it's perfectly constructed.
This cigar amazed me from first light to finish as to the amount of balance from the contrasting flavors I noted while smoking. There were sweet fruity notes mixed with salt, and spicy woody flavors mixed with earth and coffee, all harmoniously bound in clouds of smoke.
This really is an absolutely amazing cigar, but it's not cheap (I paid $13 for a single) and they are hard to find. However, it's a MUST try for Habanos smokers, as they will see that not all NC's will leave that funny aftertaste most smokers of Cubans speak of.