04-25-2006, 03:42 AM
Arturo Fuente Hemingway Signature Cameroon[/b][/b]
[/b]Dominican Republic
Perfecto
6 x 47
One of the more interesting cigar shapes you will find on the market. This cigar pretty much looks like a standard parejo, until you get down to the foot, where it tapers into, what looks like, a nipple. This cigar has a bit of a rustic looking Colorado brown wrapper that has really fine tooth on the surface. It also appears the roller used a bit too much glue when forming the foot on this cigar, but it does not affect the flavor or burn one bit.
Lighting this cigar is as simple as it gets. Itââ¬â¢s as easy as lighting a cigarette. The only drawback I find, sometimes, with the tapered foot is that sometimes the draw starts off a bight tight, but it opens up nicely once you burn it past the tapered part. I also find the same problem with other Hemingway series cigars as well.
The cigar starts out with some nice medium bodied tobacco flavors. Right away, I notice the nice sweetness with a very subtle touch of spice, due to the Cameroon wrapper. It has a nice, slightly earthy background flavor which compliments the sweetness very nicely. The flavor leaves a nice mildly spicy sweetness on the palette
As the cigar burns, the amount of spice picks up but it remains nominal. The earthy tones come out a bit more as well. I also notice a subtle flavor, of what reminds me of coconut. I donââ¬â¢t know why, but it does. The favor remains smooth throughout, but becomes somewhat bitter towards the very end.
The cigar burned evenly, with a nice, firm grayish white ash. The draw was perfect once it got past the tapered foot. This cigar would be classified as medium in flavor and strength. I prefer these in the afternoon or after a light meal.
This cigar is probably in my top 3 favorites for non-Cuban cigars. Always consistent, and Iââ¬â¢ve smoked many of these, they have never disappointed. At around $7 a cigar, and more abundant than its maduro coated brother, they are definitely worth a try, especially for you Cameroon wrapper lovers.
[/b]Dominican Republic
Perfecto
6 x 47
One of the more interesting cigar shapes you will find on the market. This cigar pretty much looks like a standard parejo, until you get down to the foot, where it tapers into, what looks like, a nipple. This cigar has a bit of a rustic looking Colorado brown wrapper that has really fine tooth on the surface. It also appears the roller used a bit too much glue when forming the foot on this cigar, but it does not affect the flavor or burn one bit.
Lighting this cigar is as simple as it gets. Itââ¬â¢s as easy as lighting a cigarette. The only drawback I find, sometimes, with the tapered foot is that sometimes the draw starts off a bight tight, but it opens up nicely once you burn it past the tapered part. I also find the same problem with other Hemingway series cigars as well.
The cigar starts out with some nice medium bodied tobacco flavors. Right away, I notice the nice sweetness with a very subtle touch of spice, due to the Cameroon wrapper. It has a nice, slightly earthy background flavor which compliments the sweetness very nicely. The flavor leaves a nice mildly spicy sweetness on the palette
As the cigar burns, the amount of spice picks up but it remains nominal. The earthy tones come out a bit more as well. I also notice a subtle flavor, of what reminds me of coconut. I donââ¬â¢t know why, but it does. The favor remains smooth throughout, but becomes somewhat bitter towards the very end.
The cigar burned evenly, with a nice, firm grayish white ash. The draw was perfect once it got past the tapered foot. This cigar would be classified as medium in flavor and strength. I prefer these in the afternoon or after a light meal.
This cigar is probably in my top 3 favorites for non-Cuban cigars. Always consistent, and Iââ¬â¢ve smoked many of these, they have never disappointed. At around $7 a cigar, and more abundant than its maduro coated brother, they are definitely worth a try, especially for you Cameroon wrapper lovers.
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