St. Luis Ray Reserva Serie G

[Irons]

Photo journal followed by a short review. Setup, it's chilly and rather windy.

The stick.
http://lh6.google.com/holdsworth/RuxlHLKlpeI/AAAAAAAABsk/45XBeK9fo6Q/s800/100_2923.JPG


The foot.
http://lh4.google.com/holdsworth/RuxlNrKlpfI/AAAAAAAABss/c1OaVl2oI-g/s800/100_2924.JPG


Before the first ash.
http://lh3.google.com/holdsworth/RuxlibKlpgI/AAAAAAAABs0/N0V5oHahHqE/s800/100_2933.JPG


Pictures taken were bad. Trying to show the tunneling.
http://lh5.google.com/holdsworth/Ruxlx7KlphI/AAAAAAAABs8/wFzmoGUyTJ4/s800/100_2934.JPG

Tunnel, new angle.
http://lh4.google.com/holdsworth/RuxmNrKlpiI/AAAAAAAABtE/BzKP_PVesHM/s800/100_2936.JPG

What was left.
http://lh4.google.com/holdsworth/RuxmarKlpjI/AAAAAAAABtM/bQR96rrSpfk/s800/100_2991.JPG


I don't know if it was the wind or the stick. The burn was tough. Uneven, tunneling, went once. The wrapper construction was ok, but not great. The stick was all tobacco. It was somewhat harsh and acidic. Smokable. The smoke was plenty and heavy, best part of this experince. Anything that can be said that took away from this stick can be made up by it's nicotine kick. This short stick had me buzzing good. Stuck with me a good little while that buzz did.

The End.

[dunng]

Thanks for the review! I'll have to pick up a few and see if rest helps them out at all... :ss

[gromit]

Great timing on this review. Perry72 hit me with one of these in the Newbie PIF today. It is resting comfortably in my humi today recovering from its long trip. I'll probably give it a go later in the week. :ss

[wharfrathoss]

these weren't my favorites either, but when i stored them at a lower RH & tried again, they were better-some of the bitterness & burn problems went away

[Allthekingshorses]

Haha I just had that cigar tonight not a series G but the same. I wrote how good it was but then again im still a noobi in the world of cigars

[Marlboro Cigars]

Beautiful review; thanks for sharing your experience.
These are one of my favorite cigars.
:tu:tu