Thrilled to have another chance to try one of these sought after cigars. In the past, I think I've had two of the Petite Lanceros.
This one has a larger ring gauge, and already I like it better. Paired with Fat Tire from New Belgium Brewing. Started by toasting the foot. Initial draw was slightly loose, but corrected itself nicely. Spicy at first, and mellowed a little after a few draws. Nice, creamy, thick smoke. I was expecting some strength from this full-bodied puro, so I ate some hummus beforehand. First 1/4" was rich and creamy, and surprisingly mild. I had a little jagged burn line, which could have just been from a poor light. I touched it up, and the burn corrected itself. Noticed a very pleasant, but not overpowering buzz just 1/2" in.
1/3 remained smooth, flavorful, and consistent. Definitely enjoyed more than the smaller versions. Did require a few relights as I approached 2/3.
From the second third into the last, the cigar remained fairly consistent with a bit of strengthening on the final stretch. This cigar is certainly worth tracking down and spending the extra money on. Not your everyday smoke, but without a doubt, a great way to reward oneself.
4.5/5.0 stars.
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