I'm never given a review before, but since I really enjoyed this cigar though I might as well give it a shot.
Cigar: Tatuaje Havana VI Artistas
Shape: Torpedo
Size: 6 1/8 x 52
Picked up two of these at a near by B&M. My wife was away last night so I grabbed one from the humi and headed to the deck. The cigar was clad in a dark brown wrapper with an oily sheen. The clipped the head with my double blade, the draw was just right with a taste of pepper. Lit the foot with my lighter and drew the first puff. The pepper flavor was more pronounced, along with what I can only discrible as the dark roasted malt taste you get from a good dark stout. The burn was even with a firm gray ash that held on for a good two inches. The flavors where constant getting slightly stronger in the last third. The other thing I noted was the aroma was great. My wife pulled in the driveway just as I was about to burn my fingers on the nub, with one final draw I laid it to rest. All in all this was a solid smoke with great flavors.
Cigar: Tatuaje Havana VI Artistas
Shape: Torpedo
Size: 6 1/8 x 52
Picked up two of these at a near by B&M. My wife was away last night so I grabbed one from the humi and headed to the deck. The cigar was clad in a dark brown wrapper with an oily sheen. The clipped the head with my double blade, the draw was just right with a taste of pepper. Lit the foot with my lighter and drew the first puff. The pepper flavor was more pronounced, along with what I can only discrible as the dark roasted malt taste you get from a good dark stout. The burn was even with a firm gray ash that held on for a good two inches. The flavors where constant getting slightly stronger in the last third. The other thing I noted was the aroma was great. My wife pulled in the driveway just as I was about to burn my fingers on the nub, with one final draw I laid it to rest. All in all this was a solid smoke with great flavors.
