Cigar Asylum Cigar Forum - INCH Natural by E.P. Carrillo

https://www.carrillocigars.com/product/inch-natural-2/

So, this cigar comes to me from my cigar of the month club by cigars international. I literally know nothing about this cigar other that what the link tells me and the pamphlet i got along with it selling it a little hard as a 90 rated cigar. While that remains to be seen it does look nice and I'm looking forwards to checking it out. So, let's start the review!

Wrapper: darker milk chocolate wrapper, some small veins, and triple capped

Draw: a little loose for my taste but smoke is good, I gave this one a crown cut

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toasted coconut, cream, sweet tobacco, vanilla, tea leaves, sweet hay/grass, Typical Dominican flavors so far, A little hint of spice, some earthiness, a little but of coffee developing,

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more toasted coconut, creaminess, sweet hay/grass with an underlying flavor of coffee and earth, tea leaves, so far the flavors haven’t changed much just becoming more present, Some pepper developing, Floral, nuttiness,

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toasted coconut, creaminess, earthiness, vanilla, tea leaves, pepper, spice, nuttiness, floral,

Ash/Burn: Ash was packed well throughout. Burn was a little uneven requiring minor touch ups

Finish: The first 2/3rd's of this cigar were nothing special but the last 1/3rd it really came alive and highly enjoyable. it started as a typical Dominican cigar developing into a deeper more earthy cigar. It was also very creamy throughout. I'm on the fence at recommending anyone purchase these and am gonna wait a little while and smoke the 2nd cigar with some more age on it and see how the cigar changes. So, i hate to leave it at that but i just can't recommend it fairly yet so i hope you enjoyed my review today! God bless you all!