Smoking Pipes

Been awhile since I've smoked this cigar, in this particular one has been in the humidor for almost 2 years. The profile is primarily of wood and vanilla with a touch of random cocoa. The draw is perfect and the construction seemed solid, but for some reason the burn on this one kept trying to run on one side and needed corrections.

This is a consistent and routinely convenient smoke. The flavor starts sweet with pepper with extra spice joining in. The draw was only a tad tighter than usual this time, but the burn remained absolutely perfect.

First time trying this line after getting a pack of various vitolas. First off, the sweetened cap is so sweet it takes over the profile until it wears down. What's left of the profile later on presents some cocoa and black pepper, with only a touch of that pepper showing on the retro. The draw was fantastic, but the burn needed a little help to stay even.

Been awhile since I've enjoyed this cigar. Purchased this one 20 months ago. Super bold notes of coffee, pepper, and dark chocolate. Although bold, the flavors blended together nicely. A little earthiness comes through at times as well. A clean draw and almost perfect burn.

Repeated review. This one is sitting at about 20 months of rest. The flavor includes leather with subtle hints of spice and wood. The draw and burn are both very consistent due to solid construction in the roll.

First time with this blend, which was pretty interesting. The flavors started initially with a strong nutty and earth tone. This was soon joined by some cocoa and wood notes. Although not densely packed, the construction stayed solid allowing for a decent draw and burn.