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04-02-2012, 02:31 PM | #1 |
Still Watching My Back
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El Rey Del Mundo - Rectangulare
Here's a cigar that I've been smoking almost since day one of my smoking experience. What I like about this cigar is that, for me, taste completely different than my other smokes. They come wrapped in rice paper like the Cuban Fonseca but that's where the similarities end. CI has them advertised as spicy cigars which I don't agree with.
The cigar: El Rey Del Mundo - Rectangulare Size: 5.6 X 45 Wrapper: Sumatra Binder: Honduras Filler: Honduras/Nicaragua/Dominican Republic Price: $87 for box of 20 Pre-Light: This is a box pressed cigar (I wish it wasn't). Upon removing the wrapper, the touch is firm and an attractive cigar with almost no veins. Very well made cigar. The foot has a cedar smell. After clipping the cigar, it does have a very slight pepper after taste. First Third: Blah this cigar has a draw problem so I'm getting little smoke out of it. From the smoke I am getting, I taste a pronounced cedar. I wish this cigar would give me more smoke to fill my mouth as the flavors I do taste, taste wonderful. As I said, very different "taste profile" than my other smokes. The burn is clean and straight. Second Third: The draw is getting a little better but not much. Along with the cedar profile, I'm getting an aftertaste of a faint sweetness. Shame that I can't get more smoke. Of the smoke I do get, it is fairly smooth. Last Third: The beginning of the last third is still the same as the before. Near the end of the last third I get a blend of cedar and leather profile with that distinctive sweetness in the aftertaste. The smoke is getting thicker which I welcome but a little late for that. Conclusion: What a shame that this had some draw problems as the taste and aroma were pretty darn good. A good chance of pace from what I've been smoking lately. |