Underground Cigar Shop

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.

This is a great cigar, and with roughly 6 months of rest, it's so smooth. The blend is bolder yet remains smooth, with notes of cocoa & cedar. Gentle pops of spice appear without getting bitter. The draw is very smooth with a great burn.

Second time smoking this since its release, now with 6 months of rest. Sweet & creamy notes come through with added tones of wood and a ton of baking spices. The draw was super smooth allowed for a lot of smoke output and a clean burn.

With 6 months of rest, this smoked fantastically. There's a smokey wood undertone blended with a decent mix of savory baking spices. A pepper hit shows up on the retro as well. The draw was practically perfect with a lot of smoke output, with a very clean burn line.

Repeated review of a velvety smooth cigar. The profile consists of mild cedar, some grassy notes, and a subtle blend of baking spices. The construction is firm, the draw is open, and the burn was very even.

First off - the new bands definitely work better for photos! This is a blend I enjoy, full of spices, white pepper, and sweet molasses. The draw has a firm but smooth draw that produces a good amount of smoke. The burn was absolutely perfect on this one.