Nat Sherman Metropolitan Habano

Tredegar · 05-21-2020, 10:15 PM

I am having a harder and harder time finding NCs that are less than 50 ring gauge. So i was cruising CIs big list and saw this line of smokes and noticed they had a size I wanted. The cigar was a robusto fino and it was a 5x46 smoke. When i got it I instantly wanted to try one, it looked that good. The color of the wrapper was a medium brown with no really noticeable veins. Taking off the cellophane i was instantly hit with a strong tobacco an leather scent. This is significant since I lost most of my sense of smell a while ago and can rarely smell anything coming from a cigar. Lighting up was a breeze and burn was perfect. Flavors were good and it gained a little spice towards the end. A fiver costs 31 and they are worth every penny. I just added another go to cigar to my list. Mind you I am pretty picky on what I smoke and this really impressed me.

05-21-2020, 10:15 PM	#1
Tredegar Sing along with me Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 670 Trading: (9)	Nat Sherman Metropolitan Habano I am having a harder and harder time finding NCs that are less than 50 ring gauge. So i was cruising CIs big list and saw this line of smokes and noticed they had a size I wanted. The cigar was a robusto fino and it was a 5x46 smoke. When i got it I instantly wanted to try one, it looked that good. The color of the wrapper was a medium brown with no really noticeable veins. Taking off the cellophane i was instantly hit with a strong tobacco an leather scent. This is significant since I lost most of my sense of smell a while ago and can rarely smell anything coming from a cigar. Lighting up was a breeze and burn was perfect. Flavors were good and it gained a little spice towards the end. A fiver costs 31 and they are worth every penny. I just added another go to cigar to my list. Mind you I am pretty picky on what I smoke and this really impressed me.