The first inch is black pepper then a quick transition to flavors of crème and leather. Perfect draw. Very nice band that illuminates in the sun like a neon sign. Orange citrus notes at times, coffee and a lite brown sugar sweetness. It’s a smooth but vivid flavor profile. This one developed a tunnel which amazes me seeing that I’ve never seen that before in any Perdomo cigar ever. However, thanks to Drew Estates Factory smokes, I’m now an expert on fixing cigar issues. (Packed it with ash) This cigar is so good I’d buy a box of them easily. Generous smoke production, soft box press, more like a snickers candy bar, flat on one side. Medium body. Slight cinnamon finish. The sweetness returns in the final third. Thick brown sugar with a soft retrohale.
