This cigar measures in at 5.2 X 52. It has a dark brown oily wrapper and came with a sheet of cedar wrapped around it. This cigar goes through a process called Imersion. After rolling, they wrap the cigars in cedar, put the cigars in sheets of cedar, put them in a cedar box, and then pack the boxes with cedar shavings. After this they put the cigars in a cedar vault for 90 days. So if your thinking that these cigars may taste like cedar. You would be correct.
The cigar after first light tasted like.....you guessed it..CEDAR. A sweet cedar and earth mix. The smoke is mild to medium in body and has a soft sweet aged tobacco finish. The smoke gives no hints of pepper and is very very smooth. It is a slow burner only going down about a half inch or so in the first 18 minutes.
The cigar kept the same flavor for the first half of the cigar. It started move a little more quickly after the first inch. The ash held on until the half way point and fell off in a solid chunk. The burn is not razor sharp and has waves but never required a touch up. Every time I thought the burn would start to go completely wonky it caught it self up.
The final half of the cigar turned up the...CEDAR flavor adding in a slight sweet coffee. The smoke was thick and plentiful and left your mouth coated with a syrupy like thickness. It made my mouth salivate after every draw putting a nice oily syrupy slick on the palette. The body is up to a medium to full, landing somewhere in between the two, never going completely full in body or strength. I ended the cigar with just around an inch and a half or so left where the flavors started to get washed out.
Price: $4.75
Appearance: 95
Draw: 88
Burn: 90
Flavor: 89
Burn Time: 86
Overall Score: 90
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