Cigars International Superstore Fort Worth

Repeat review with almost 2 years of rest, and I'm still not a big fan. There's not much to it. There's a subtle touch of wood but the profile is mainly of baking spice. The extra rest did allow a slightly nutty tone to come through. The draw was smooth with a ton of smoke, which was the most appealing aspect of the cigar overall.

I usually lean Maduro in this line, but the Natural does go well with coffee. The profile introduces a rich and nutty blend of cocoa with some pepper mixed in. The retro is smooth with only a touch of pepper appearing. Good draw and burn.

Had to make it past the intro on this one. The initial aroma was very pungent with no flavor and a funky burn. Luckily, that quickly turned into a mix of dark chocolate and molasses with an odd zing. The rest of the cigar burned well with a good draw, but the flavor just seemed odd in general.

Second review, greatly improved with 18 months of rest. The first time I tried the cigar, it had almost no flavor and the wrapper came apart. Now there are notes of cream and leather with hints of spice. The draw was clean and the burn only needed minor touch-ups. Much better this time around.

Honestly, there's not a whole lot to the profile of this cigar. There's a very subtle touch of wood tones but the profile is mainly of baking spice. The draw was smooth with a ton of smoke, but the wrapper started unraveling halfway through so the burn had to be touched up all the way down.

Repeated review. This is one bold, deep, and toothy. The wrapper is dry as before, but the construction is immaculate. The draw is smooth with a ton of smoke. The flavors bring out espresso, earth, and black pepper. Very clean burn line all the way. Came from Texas Cigar Fest 2024.