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This cigar was recommended by someone at my local B&M, after I'd stated that I wasn't a big fan of most Perdomo cigars. Personally, I find that they tend to smoke like rolled-up newspaper, which is not a taste I crave when I'm looking for a good cigar. Many people love them, so I chalk it up to personal taste.
I used one of my Xikar guillotine cutters and a torch. I paired this smoke with a water, after having chugged plenty of coffee just before. This was a Sunday morning breakfast smoke. I noted a fainted scent of tobacco, pre-light. Nothing distinguishable, and not very strong.
1/3: Medium tobacco, with a wood chippy taste. While it's not a poorly made cigar by any stretch, the flavors reminded me of something I might pick up at a gas station if I was desperate for something to smoke. The draw is good. Medium-bodied with a little bit of bite here and there. Nothing special.
2/3: The cigar has gotten a little bit stronger. No distinct flavors are apparent for me yet. I would assume that this cigar goes well with a cup of coffee. I'm glad I decided to make this one an earlier in the day smoke.
3/3: More of the same.
Size: 4-1/2 x 44
Wrapper: Cameroon
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua
