Crescent City Cigar Shop Inc

Repeated review but first time with the super gordo. The flavor comes through with a deep molasses and espresso. The wrapper is oily and feels spongy once it starts heating up, but this did not affect the performance. The draw was open with massive smoke output. The burn needed some minor touchups but was decent even with those corrections.

Not a bad flavored cigar in general. The honey was quite present along with some clean mild wood tones. The draw was decent and the burn remained fairly level throughout.

Second review, very similar. The Perique tobacco comes through with a deep molasses feel with some espresso undertone. No harsh tones come through at all. The burn struggled the first half due to a short canoe, but it leveled out later on.

As far as flavored cigars go, this one was done well. The vanilla flavor came over without becoming too sugary or sweet, allowing for a clean break between some darker smokes. Tighter than desired draw, however.

First time with this one. The profile huts deep & dark at the very first pull. Flavor notes portray dark earth on the pallette with black pepper & molasses on the retro. The draw and burn were immaculate.

Here's a bold & oily house blend! The Perique tobacco comes through with a deep molasses feel with some espresso undertone. No harsh tones come through at all. The burn waved but didn't hinder the experience.