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Kreth · 01-23-2009, 06:35 PM

I got this stick in a bomb from Coz77, and I figured I'd take advantage of the (relatively) warm weather to give it a try.

Humidor time: None (in mine, anyway)

Prelight: The Connecticut natural wrapper looks nice, with a double cap. Prelight draw is nice, very mild. The band is a simple black and silver/grey.

Burn: This cigar kept developing a slightly uneven burn (possibly due to wind) that I had to touch up a few times. Ash was nice and firm. I didn't really get to see how long it held on as I kept tapping it off to touch up the burn. Draw was easy, and the burn time was just under an hour.

Flavor: This cigar was a nice change from the maduros I've been smoking lately. It had a creamy, mocha taste to it, with a very slight vanilla aftertaste.

Summary: This was a great smoke. I almost burned my fingers, and I'll be picking up more of these for my humidor.

01-23-2009, 06:35 PM	#1
Kreth Ronin smoker Join Date: Jan 2009 First Name: Jeff Location: Oneonta, NY Posts: 3,620 Trading: (14)	Perdomo Slow-Aged Lot 826 Robusto I got this stick in a bomb from Coz77, and I figured I'd take advantage of the (relatively) warm weather to give it a try. Humidor time: None (in mine, anyway) Prelight: The Connecticut natural wrapper looks nice, with a double cap. Prelight draw is nice, very mild. The band is a simple black and silver/grey. Burn: This cigar kept developing a slightly uneven burn (possibly due to wind) that I had to touch up a few times. Ash was nice and firm. I didn't really get to see how long it held on as I kept tapping it off to touch up the burn. Draw was easy, and the burn time was just under an hour. Flavor: This cigar was a nice change from the maduros I've been smoking lately. It had a creamy, mocha taste to it, with a very slight vanilla aftertaste. Summary: This was a great smoke. I almost burned my fingers, and I'll be picking up more of these for my humidor.