the mysterious johnny o double corona shaggy foot
nice firm feel,smells like a day in the country
check out the shag on the foot
with these types of cigars,i do one of three things,clip the shag,burn the shag off,or as i did with this one,light it and smoke it.
it was dusty with light cocoa and grassy tasting
getting to the actual rolled part of the cigar now.
creamy cocoa with a grassy tobacco twang. burn is good,draw is a little tight,not a lot of smoke.
very creamy with a sweet buttered toast and grassy cocoa tobacco flavor.
if i had a cup of coffee i would be tempted to dunk it
1/3 in and the draw has opened up a bit. fantastic burn,getting more smoke now too.
same great flavors,but it has a tinny aftertaste with a touch of anise.
for those of you that just said what the what!? tinny is a metallic taste,like drinking out of a tin cup,anise = licorice.
i get these flavors when i retrohale and as an after taste when the smoke leaves my mouth
1/2 way and it's such a nice slow even burning cigar. smokes very cool and the flavors are very pleasing to my palette.
it's looking like a two hour smoke,hope you don't have to be anywhere anytime soon...lol
3/4 and no real flavor changes. cocoa is more of a coffee,grassy tobacco has picked up a light nutty spice taste,but it is just as creamy as ever. drawing like it means business,getting more smoke out of it. fluffy grey ash
last couple of inches and i'm not one for complaining,which is a good thing,because there is nothing to complain about with this cigar.
exciting flavors,great draw and burn,very cool smoke with no bite
nub a dub and call me bub! i have had a great time smoking this cigar!
finishes with a light spicy creamy grassy tobacco taste.
a solid smoke from the git go. these are not hard to find,so there's no excuse for not trying one
thanks for reading,hope you enjoyed the review!
nice firm feel,smells like a day in the country
check out the shag on the foot
with these types of cigars,i do one of three things,clip the shag,burn the shag off,or as i did with this one,light it and smoke it.
it was dusty with light cocoa and grassy tasting
getting to the actual rolled part of the cigar now.
creamy cocoa with a grassy tobacco twang. burn is good,draw is a little tight,not a lot of smoke.
very creamy with a sweet buttered toast and grassy cocoa tobacco flavor.
if i had a cup of coffee i would be tempted to dunk it
1/3 in and the draw has opened up a bit. fantastic burn,getting more smoke now too.
same great flavors,but it has a tinny aftertaste with a touch of anise.
for those of you that just said what the what!? tinny is a metallic taste,like drinking out of a tin cup,anise = licorice.
i get these flavors when i retrohale and as an after taste when the smoke leaves my mouth
1/2 way and it's such a nice slow even burning cigar. smokes very cool and the flavors are very pleasing to my palette.
it's looking like a two hour smoke,hope you don't have to be anywhere anytime soon...lol
3/4 and no real flavor changes. cocoa is more of a coffee,grassy tobacco has picked up a light nutty spice taste,but it is just as creamy as ever. drawing like it means business,getting more smoke out of it. fluffy grey ash
last couple of inches and i'm not one for complaining,which is a good thing,because there is nothing to complain about with this cigar.
exciting flavors,great draw and burn,very cool smoke with no bite
nub a dub and call me bub! i have had a great time smoking this cigar!
finishes with a light spicy creamy grassy tobacco taste.
a solid smoke from the git go. these are not hard to find,so there's no excuse for not trying one
thanks for reading,hope you enjoyed the review!
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