Underground Cigar Shop

Repeated & duplicated review. A full flavored blend with plenty of spice, red pepper, sweetness, and wood tones. The smooth smoke also presented a bit of chocolate undertones. An absolutely perfect draw and a very clean burn.

Continued review with about 20 months rest now. This blend came from NFG25. The pepper strength is minimal, but the flavors of bread and spice are blended together well. The draw has a slight resistance while the burn remained fairly even.

Been awhile since smoking this blend, but it's fairly consistent. This one came from NFG25 19 months ago. The draw is smooth with creamy gentle spice. There's a touch of sweetness that fades away. The retro in contrast brings out white pepper. The burn and construction are very clean.

Repeated review. This one came from NFG26. The initial aroma and flavor hit starts with sweet bread. The somewhat mild tone brings out sweetly spiced flavor. The retro is spicy but not harsh. The draw is great with a slow even burn, and absolutely no corrections or touch-ups were needed.

This was a very smokey cigar. The profile brought flavors of sweet black pepper, bright cedar, and touches of leather. The draw was very airy, leading to a fast burn with a ton of smoke. The burn line did stay even though. This one came from NFG25 and has rested in the humidor for 19 months.

This is the blend from Jake Wyatt that has the most inconsistency stick to stick. The profile this time included earth, leather, and bitter baking spices. The burn tried to run from the jump and needed multiple corrections, while the draw seemed more airy than expected.