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I cant imagine why anyone would smoke a cuban cigar that hasnt been aged at least 2 years, and if you age this one 2 or more years, your reward will be substantial. Its smooth, creamy, and mellow, getting richer as it burns, not harsher. When its well made, its a work of art.
written by Antoine
Really nice, long smoke. Started it in the afternoon with a coffee. It was very smooth and mild, not too much smoke, very creamy almost. Put it out after an hour with just under two thirds remaining. Sparked it up again later that evening and it matured very nicely with a touch more spicyness and…
When these are on, theyre on. Earthy, leathery and slightly spicy medium bodied smokes. The draw can be tight as with most longer Havanas and unfortunately these have a history of occasionally being plugged. However, if you get one thats not youve got a jewel of a smoke.
written by The Mantis
I agree with mmeadows and Dov. I have had these aged well and they were strong and creamy, without the harshe bite. I have had some young and they were not very enjoyable. Another risk is that they are plugged and end up being tossed. Be finicky when you pick them, unless you get them from this…
Dont short yourself by smoking one young. These are quite complex and benefit greatly to aging. They take full advantage of the size.
written by mmeadows
