The pine taste is still apparent, but is now masked by many other things. Second Third - Still very spicy at this point. Through the nose you will taste a heavy peppery, pine, taste, but not overwhelming to your palette. Just like in the pre-light, there is a robust pine taste along with cedar, leather, pete, and two or three other things that will have you scratching your head. Tons of cedar, pine, leather, and spicesįirst Third - This is going to be a difficult review as I'm tasting things in this cigar that I've never tasted before. It's almost unfortunate that I have to light this stogie up, because I'm enjoying it so much as it is.įlavor & Notes: Complexity is immediately apparent. Don't ask how I know how those taste, but honestly, the flavor is incredible. Believe it or not, it tastes like pine cones. The draw on the pre-light is unlike anything I've ever tasted in a cigar. Pre-Light: Draw is great, awesome aroma coming off this stick. It's a grey to dark grey color, and has rings of cracks throughout. The ash is solid for the most part (will stay on until you reach the band), but not that pure white ash that I love so much. However, the temperature of the cigar is a little higher than I'd prefer, but maybe I'm smoking too fast, trying to get that 'right' amount of smoke. The draw is a little tight for my liking, and you have to work a little bit to get a satisfactory amount of smoke.

Absolutely no veins, splotches, patches, or sun spots. Click here to read at Cigar Pointe with more picturesĪppearance & Construction: The wrapper is oily, dark, rich, and smooth to the touch.

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