cabaiguan juan
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Ths cigar came out a few years ago. Espinosa teamed up with General Cigar and used some of their cameroon to make this. The name is in reference to the Cuba's war of independence from Spain from 1868-1878.
1/3: The sweetness of the Cameroon really stands out. A little bit of barn and a little bit of black pepper.
2/3: The sweetness from the Cameroon builds up some more as we get into the middle third. Wood notes are very much there. Medium bodied.
3/3: Stone fruit takes center stage as the sweetness takes a backseat. Very enjoyable.
This cigar has beautiful construction and an impressive ash. I really enjoyed it and would buy more, maybe even 5'ver worthy.
1/3: The sweetness of the Cameroon really stands out. A little bit of barn and a little bit of black pepper.
2/3: The sweetness from the Cameroon builds up some more as we get into the middle third. Wood notes are very much there. Medium bodied.
3/3: Stone fruit takes center stage as the sweetness takes a backseat. Very enjoyable.
This cigar has beautiful construction and an impressive ash. I really enjoyed it and would buy more, maybe even 5'ver worthy.
