Alright folks, I have a handful of cigars I was going to review over the next week or so, and I figured I would give y'all a heads up on what they are going to be! If you have any recommendations on any other Cigars you would like to See Reviewed, Post them in the comments!
Aruto Fuente Gran Reserva Candela
Camacho 1962 Pre-Embargo Series
Hungry Trout Copy Solomon
Oliva Masterblends One
El Premier Mundo Rosado Oscuro Limited
Sherpa Founders Choice Limited Production Barber Pole
~CB
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Monday, July 7, 2008
Sol Cubano Cuban Cabinet Review
Lighting Taste: 7
Smoke Texture: 7
Smoke aftertaste: 9
Band Design: 9
Ash Coloration: 7
Ash Density/Viscosity: 6
Nicotine: 7
Tobacco Taste: 9
1st Quarter overall: 6.5
2nd Quarter overall: 7.5
3rd Quarter overall: 8
Last Quarter overall: 6.5
This is a curious smoke, the more I smoke them the more I come to like them, but they all seem to be delicious no matter what the conditions are when I smoke them, So they very well may become a staple of my collection. They seem to have an issue with cannoeing badly, but that may be that I seem to like smoking when its a little windy out. Either way, these cigars seem to be consistant taste wise, out of the churchill, torpedo, and robusto that I've smoked they all seem to have the same good taste. As far as the taste goes I get a solid tobacco flavor from these, there's no doubt that these are a very tasty smoke. This is just my thought, but I think that every cigar smoker should try these at least once.
San Cristobal de la Habana El Morro Review
Lighting Taste: 9
Smoke Texture: 8 (Might be better, wind was blowing that day)
Smoke aftertaste: 9
Band Design: 7
Ash Coloration: 9
Ash Density/Viscosity: 9
Nicotine: 7
Tobacco Taste: 9
1st Quarter overall: 9
2nd Quarter overall: 9
3rd Quarter overall: 9
Last Quarter overall: 9
Wow, that's all most all that I can say about this cigar! Its like smoking coffee, very tasty from start to knuckle burning finish! The only downside to this cigar that I could tell was the band, which while it left just a smidgen on the plain side, suited the cigar extremely well considering how they intended for it to be fashioned. Band aside, this was a tasty smoke, and I would recommend it to everyone, Beginners and Experienced smokers alike should come to love this cigar (If they can find it >.>), In my opinion anyways.
Dunhill Altamiras Cigar Review
Lighting Taste: 7
Smoke Texture: 6 (Might be better, wind was blowing that day)
Smoke aftertaste: 8
Band Design: 7
Ash Coloration: 7
Ash Density/Viscosity: 8
Nicotine: 5
Tobacco Taste: 8
1st Quarter overall: 7
2nd Quarter overall: 5
3rd Quarter overall: 8
Last Quarter overall: 8
This was an interesting and angry smoke at the same time, it started out very peppery, It took quite a bit to get it lit, dunno why, but it was still a very good smoke, the pepper taste is quite literally like smoking pepper, Loved it since usually when there is a pepper taste it is followed by a more mellow tobacco taste, this however was delicious and different. This is one of my new favorite cigars. It's full of flavor, lots of pepper at the start, then takes a sudden shift to a more whiskey flavor in the middle. The only downside to this cigar is the price, which was, at our cheaper shop, 16.95. Still though, I think it would be well worth the money to keep one or two of these on hand just in case you feel like having a strong smoke.
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