This cigar has the largest veins I’ve ever seen. Very dark, splotchy, oily, velvety, toothy wrapper leaf. The dry draw is oatmeal, and floral chocolate. Light up brings coco and the wrapper is giving off this thick beach nut chewing tobacco flavor, as thick as syrup. The end smokes like a cigarette for an extended amount of time. Nutty, peppery, earthy, fig, molasses, cedar and light coffee. Spicy burn on the retro. Full strength and overall complex. Slow burning. Wonky burn line, but excellent construction. Second third is woodsy, walnut, cinnamon, dark chocolate with a cheeky tobacco underlining sweetness. Cool draw. A lot of black pepper. Full body. Very long finish. I’m paring this with a nice tequila tonight. Excellent smoke output for a 52 ring gauge. This is a cigar I would recommend everyone try at least once if not for life. It’s firm and well packed. I also recommend having a light snack while smoking this, as the strength is quite up there, especially as it nears final third. Very punchy flavor profile.
