Received a review today of an CI Legends Black Label from a non club stogie member. Enjoyed it and thought i would share ...
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Subject: So...I moistened the tip
Then, stick the plunger dip in the black label CI
rump. I couldn't wait any longer. It was calling my
name, "Smoke me, Smoke me", is what I heard. I think
it may have been a bit dry but I digress. I gave up
. No butane, so I resort to matchsticks (paper). I
light the puppy up. Take a big draw a detect a hint
of pepper, but I take that back, rather large. The
burn was kinda ****ed up since I had to resort to
matchsticks, a bit uneven. But, the flavors started
coming through. Mild peppery hints started unfolding
into fabulous woodsy, creamy notes even though it was
stated to be a med-mild blend. I disagree
whole-heartedly. It was sex explosion in my mouth to
be honest. Towards the middle of the cigar, full
flavor tones of pepper, a bit of creaminess and woodsy
notes came in full power. This joy continued until
the one and an half hour mark while still giving
uncompromised joy. A bit more the pepper notes
tickled my palate at the very end which honestly
tickled my fancy to be honest. So, a tear came to my
eye as this soldier ended it's duty but in the same
way gave me such pleasure to my evening. It may not
have been his /her time, but it was mine. What a
fantastic stogie. I believe it was the La Aurora
knock-off and the only complaint was that I did not
taste any hints of the Amaretto creaminess. He/she
was good tonight. Very good.
Peace.
Paul
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Subject: So...I moistened the tip
Then, stick the plunger dip in the black label CI
rump. I couldn't wait any longer. It was calling my
name, "Smoke me, Smoke me", is what I heard. I think
it may have been a bit dry but I digress. I gave up
. No butane, so I resort to matchsticks (paper). Ilight the puppy up. Take a big draw a detect a hint
of pepper, but I take that back, rather large. The
burn was kinda ****ed up since I had to resort to
matchsticks, a bit uneven. But, the flavors started
coming through. Mild peppery hints started unfolding
into fabulous woodsy, creamy notes even though it was
stated to be a med-mild blend. I disagree
whole-heartedly. It was sex explosion in my mouth to
be honest. Towards the middle of the cigar, full
flavor tones of pepper, a bit of creaminess and woodsy
notes came in full power. This joy continued until
the one and an half hour mark while still giving
uncompromised joy. A bit more the pepper notes
tickled my palate at the very end which honestly
tickled my fancy to be honest. So, a tear came to my
eye as this soldier ended it's duty but in the same
way gave me such pleasure to my evening. It may not
have been his /her time, but it was mine. What a
fantastic stogie. I believe it was the La Aurora
knock-off and the only complaint was that I did not
taste any hints of the Amaretto creaminess. He/she
was good tonight. Very good.
Peace.
Paul