July 15th, 2021: Quite pleasant: good aroma, long finish, but lacking in body and flavour.
Construction: Box pressed, Ecuadorian Sumatra-seed wrapper, Connecticut binder, Nicaraguan filler, 6.5 X 54, looks good, feels weighty
Draw: Perfect throughout, with good smoke production.
Burn: Even enough.
Flavour: Rich and smooth during the first half inch, but that soon died away to a less exciting flavour. Milk chocolatey, occasional hint of pepper from time to time. Final third nothing much but vegetal flavour lacking in complexity.
Complexity: No complexity to speak of in the flavour. Aroma was quite rich and finish was tasty.
Body: Medium throughout
Strength: Medium throughout. Never oppressive.
Finish: Long finish, excellent, milk chocolatey after taste.
Aroma: Rich and complex aroma.
Ash: A bit flaky, but held on for an inch or two.
Balance and Consistency: Lacking depth in flavour, especially in the final third.
Time smoke: 90 minutes
Overall: Pleasant. But nothing outstanding. Only two weeks in the humidor before smoking. Let's see what the next one brings.
August 25th, 2021: Another mediocre performance. I think the cigar was too dry, despite being a month in the humidor. It must have been in a dry part. The wrapper cracked - a sure sign of being too dry and the head was rock hard, another sign of being too dry.
Too dry |
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