07-23-2008, 09:22 PM
7 x 52
Dominican Republic
Robbo gave me this cigar over a year ago, and due to it's large size, I haven't had the time to smoke it. Tonight I figured what the hell, so I torched this sucker up, and I was sorry I didn't smoke it sooner.
Had a nice reddish brown oily wrapper and it was solid like a brick. It stared off medium bodied with a nice tobacco flavor nicely balanced with some spice. I was pretty smooth. It shortly opend up to a full bodied powerhouse of a cigar. I could feel the nicotine kick to it. The great part was that it remained well balanced to the end, even when it became stronger than strong. Think of it as a Litto Gomez Diez on steroids.
The smoke burned cool and was very plentiful. Burn was perfect.
Every now and then we all need to be humbled by a ciagr. This was my lastest humbling.
A must try, IMO. Thank you again, Rob.
I must say this is one of the very, very few cigars to kick my ass.
Dominican Republic
Robbo gave me this cigar over a year ago, and due to it's large size, I haven't had the time to smoke it. Tonight I figured what the hell, so I torched this sucker up, and I was sorry I didn't smoke it sooner.
Had a nice reddish brown oily wrapper and it was solid like a brick. It stared off medium bodied with a nice tobacco flavor nicely balanced with some spice. I was pretty smooth. It shortly opend up to a full bodied powerhouse of a cigar. I could feel the nicotine kick to it. The great part was that it remained well balanced to the end, even when it became stronger than strong. Think of it as a Litto Gomez Diez on steroids.
The smoke burned cool and was very plentiful. Burn was perfect.
Every now and then we all need to be humbled by a ciagr. This was my lastest humbling.
A must try, IMO. Thank you again, Rob.
I must say this is one of the very, very few cigars to kick my ass.
Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
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