Nicaraguan puros have been getting a lot of attention from me recently. I've enjoyed Flor de Olivias so expected nothing less with this stick.
The wrapper and construction are beautiful. Nice sheen, very smooth with a nice wrapper color. Clipped very well. The cigar burned dead even all the way down, had a semi-tight draw, but nothing bad enough to complain to about.
Flavors were great. Had the Nicaraguan profile with more complexity. Started off with an earthy, leathery type of consistency and molded into a caramel/toffee taste from the middle onward. The finish tasted of black coffee. I would classify this cigar as medium to full leaning more to the medium side. I will definitely try more of these and pick up the Maduro and Master Blends as well.
The wrapper and construction are beautiful. Nice sheen, very smooth with a nice wrapper color. Clipped very well. The cigar burned dead even all the way down, had a semi-tight draw, but nothing bad enough to complain to about.
Flavors were great. Had the Nicaraguan profile with more complexity. Started off with an earthy, leathery type of consistency and molded into a caramel/toffee taste from the middle onward. The finish tasted of black coffee. I would classify this cigar as medium to full leaning more to the medium side. I will definitely try more of these and pick up the Maduro and Master Blends as well.