RoMa Craft

CroMagnon Aquitaine

I tried this blend for the first time over a year ago and it was so over packed it was horrible. Got a couple more at NFG25 about 18 months ago and let them sit since. This one is much better, with a very smooth draw and even burn. The flavor profile consists of cedar, leather, and some white pepper on the back. Turned out to be a pretty good cigar.

Good flavor tangy and bright. Draw was a bit on the open side. Went out about 3/4 of the way.

This cigar has a lot of potential, but over packed construction held it back. The flavor notes seem to consist of pepper and a little spice. However, the draw was so tight, that even with extra cap cuts and draw tools, it was difficult to produce good flavors. It's also caused the burn to run severely multiple times.

All around great smoke, I have to admit I love most of Roma Craft's cigars. The Aquataine is a full bodied smoke with a great flavor profile. Coffee, Cedar, pepper and spice are the primary tastes. Blended to perfection so it's very smooth with multiple transitions of different tastes to the forefront. There is a smokey sweetness that really pulls it all together.

Milder then I expected, good flavor profile, most notably coffee throughout. I had to keep correcting the burn and had to unplug with my draw tool.

Good, not great. Definitely a very heavy smoking experience. That being said, it doesn't necessarily overpower your palate. I thought it lacked a little sweetness. I couldn't quite place the flavor notes, but there is a light peppery note, coffee, and something that seems like pretzels. That's not a flavor note I've ever heard before, so I could be wrong. Not at all off-putting, but not really in my wheel house.