$25 - $60
6.5 x 56
Review # 50
Extremely limited production, the tobacco leaf called "Medio tiempo"
Filler, Volado, Seco and Ligero from Vegas of San Juan y Martinez and San Luis, also Medio Tiempo that comes only from the two top leaves on sun-grown plants.
The Cohiba Behike Habanos has a band with two holograms for security identifications.
Prelight: Dark earth, barnyard, grass and manure, because of the lack of being sold with a cellophane wrapper the foot has some damage to it.
1st 1/3
Great draw, with a medium body, dark earth, creamy, slightly salty, leather, tea , soft woods, cocoa and a hint of spice
Burn line running off a bit, ash is of a medium gray in color, fell off in my lap at about a 1 1/4
With the medium body the flavors a somewhat muted to me, cigar is putting out ample smoke on the great draw.
2nd 1/3
For such a terribly expensive cigar the burn line is still off but not unacceptable and have found much less expensive sticks to ride over this cigars performance in this area
The flavors are now melting together here in the 2nd 1/3 with a creamy earth note dominating, along with the cocoa, tea, soft woods, leather and a hint of spice and now the slightest touch of sweetness.
Final 1/3
Burn line has now self corrected, the flavor still has the dominating dark earth notes with burnt wood coming up stronger now
The other notes mentioned above are still all there and burning cool
Interesting I've gotten a slight manure flavor aroma all the way through and never had a cigar do that before in smoking a stick of any kind.
So many NC sticks out there that definitely beat this one and would only take another like it as a gift
Smoke time: 2 hr
Score: 8.5 out of 10
6.5 x 56
Review # 50
Extremely limited production, the tobacco leaf called "Medio tiempo"
Filler, Volado, Seco and Ligero from Vegas of San Juan y Martinez and San Luis, also Medio Tiempo that comes only from the two top leaves on sun-grown plants.
The Cohiba Behike Habanos has a band with two holograms for security identifications.
Prelight: Dark earth, barnyard, grass and manure, because of the lack of being sold with a cellophane wrapper the foot has some damage to it.
1st 1/3
Great draw, with a medium body, dark earth, creamy, slightly salty, leather, tea , soft woods, cocoa and a hint of spice
Burn line running off a bit, ash is of a medium gray in color, fell off in my lap at about a 1 1/4
With the medium body the flavors a somewhat muted to me, cigar is putting out ample smoke on the great draw.
2nd 1/3
For such a terribly expensive cigar the burn line is still off but not unacceptable and have found much less expensive sticks to ride over this cigars performance in this area
The flavors are now melting together here in the 2nd 1/3 with a creamy earth note dominating, along with the cocoa, tea, soft woods, leather and a hint of spice and now the slightest touch of sweetness.
Final 1/3
Burn line has now self corrected, the flavor still has the dominating dark earth notes with burnt wood coming up stronger now
The other notes mentioned above are still all there and burning cool
Interesting I've gotten a slight manure flavor aroma all the way through and never had a cigar do that before in smoking a stick of any kind.
So many NC sticks out there that definitely beat this one and would only take another like it as a gift
Smoke time: 2 hr
Score: 8.5 out of 10
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