Fire Robusto

[taltos]

Try the toros, that will take care of any hotness that you might have experienced in the smaller cigar and will give you a fuller flavor with a little more kick. In addition, let them rest for a couple of months before smoking and dry box. This will even out the flavor and take care of a known hard draw problem with these cigars. One good source for these is cheapercigars.com.

[Kreth]

Originally Posted by taltos

Try the toros, that will take care of any hotness that you might have experienced in the smaller cigar and will give you a fuller flavor with a little more kick. In addition, let them rest for a couple of months before smoking and dry box. This will even out the flavor and take care of a known hard draw problem with these cigars. One good source for these is cheapercigars.com.

Actually this stick didn't burn hot at all or have any draw problems (my humi is at 65%), but I'll try the toro. Thanks for the link.

[Coz77]

Jeff if this is the one I bombed you with it was the Robusto (5X50). Im glad to see they have mellowed out a bit. The 1st one I had from the batch tasted young and very bitter. Looks like they might be ready to spark up again.

Thanks for the review.

[Kreth]

Originally Posted by Coz77

Jeff if this is the one I bombed you with it was the Robusto (5X50).

Ah, dammit. My last review was a Corona, and my fingers must have been on auto-pilot. I'll see if I can get one of the Team to fix it, since I'm outside my edit window.

Im glad to see they have mellowed out a bit. The 1st one I had from the batch tasted young and very bitter. Looks like they might be ready to spark up again.

Yeah, it was very smooth. I was just kind of surprised, like I said in the review. Kind of like expecting food to be salty and getting sweet, ya know?