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12-21-2011, 03:49 PM | #1 |
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Santa Barbara Cigar and Tobacco House Cigar
No I picked this up two days ago because the pig tailed foot caught my attention. A quick synopsis I got on it was its Honduran rolled with Ecuadorian wrapper, Mexican binder, and Honduran filler. It was right around $7 in Cali which ain't terrible. Bare with my random collective thoughts! Drink: French spice quartet tea with honey (later ditched for diet coke as I found it to influence the cigars taste too much) Cutter: Xi2 Lighter: Lotus single flame Prelight: Tight draw probably from the big tailed foot, but a sweet earthy flavor. First third: the draw loosened immediately. First thought was almost reminiscent of a Taboo Twist. Toasty with a very slight white pepper finish. Turned to a sweet earthy with the pepper fading out. Second third: got more earthy with sweet tobacco which maintained as the dominent flavor through out this third. Final Third: mainly earthy losing its sweetness. Pepper returned and became more prominent. Never became harsh though I numbed it to a half inch or so. No lingering after taste what so ever. Additional notes and final thought: no burn issues even when allowed to sit for periods. It didn't produce tons of smoke. Nose exhale was not unbearable at all. Medium bodied. For $7 Id buy these all say long! The pig tail was created with a much lighter shade of wrapper but I didn't get clearifucation on what lead was used for this when I called to get the origins of the leafs. My book it gets 8.5/10. Very complex and enjoyable! Last pic I took before enjoying the rest:
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12-21-2011, 05:17 PM | #3 |
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Re: Santa Barbara Cigar and Tobacco House Cigar
Sounds interesting.
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