Wrapper: Nicaraguan Habano Oscuro
Filler: Nicaraguan
Price: $7.00


The wrapper is a nice chocolate brown shade with a little bit of an oily shine to it. There were no thick veins throughout the entire wrapper, there were a couple thin ones, but they were no worry to me. The multi-layered cap was perfectly flush. This cigar was solid from the cap to the foot. There was not one soft spot throughout the entire stick. There was also a nice sweet earthy smell coming off of the stick that I liked.
The flavor of this cigar literally kicked me in the mouth right away. There was a nice helping of spice right off the bat. There were also some nice toasty notes right away as well. I have never had a cigar that was this full bodied that fast. About an inch in, there were some nice wood notes forming. I was picking up little bits and pieces of chocolate in the underlying flavor.


The last couple inches of this stick were crazy. The spice came back stronger than any time before. The chocolate flavor disappeared, but it lead to a sweet cedar flavor to come out. This is the first time I have had two completely different sweet flavors pop up within an inch of each other. This cigar had a great flavor profile throughout the entire duration.
This is not a cigar for the new smoker. This is definitely one of the strongest sticks I have ever smoked. It packed quite a punch in its little robusto size. I couldn’t imagine smoking a bigger size because it would probably knock me out. I give this an 8 out of 10.
Enjoy,
Zack the Stogie Man
I liked this stick ok, but was a bit underwhelmed by it. I really like the red label habano and need to try the blue label.
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