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Revisited this fine Cuban recently only to discover it a bit fresh, still a wonderful stick, but needs time in a humidor to rest and develop into the great cigar it is. Woody, pine forrest and oaky prune finish, baked croissant, raisin and cinnamon spice. Not 5 stars as Habanos are selling them…
Just enjoyed one of these on a sunny walk in Surrey downs with the dog.
Perfect combustion, not as strong as I had read, and the second and last third were very special indeed. Fairly dry and woody but picked up as I said before. Smoked in 35 minutes I must have enjoyed it!!!!
it is very goods cigar
Perhaps the single most consistently full-bodied smoke that Cuba produces, the Bolivar Belicoso Fino is a perennial favorite for those favoring strong Cuban smokes. Its named after Simon Bolivar, who lead the effort to liberate much of South America from Spain.
This is a proper Cuban cigar. Cubans never disapoint. The burn, the draw, the taste were faultless. The taste of the Cuban tobacco is immense. A great cigar to smoke in any occasion.
Bought two of these from Davidoff shop in Monte Carlo. They show considerable variation in thickness. The first is quite loose, free drawing and quick burning. Mild at first, it began to get interesting half way down. Quite subtle and not as strong as I expected. High quality, but doesnt quite get…
