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[Kingantz]

I decided to pinch the head on this one and found it interesting how it just popped open like it did. The draw was open enough to get a decent amount of air flowing through, which had a strong taste of raisin much like the LG Chisel. Too make this a rather short review, I found the natural to not have that much power to my palate; however it was definitely a good medium strength. Flavors were typical LFD, not rich but just a good solid smoke, which had a perfect burn throughout with a solid, compact ash that held well. There was a bitterness left on the lips that I didn’t really care much for though. It smoked pretty much consistent the whole way through, medium strength and a decent amount of spice on the back of the throat. While a solid smoke for sure, I don’t think I would go out of my way to find more.

[Aussie Shaun]

Nice review from the King(antz) I am still sitting on one of those sticks and look forward to trying it out.
It's good to have you back posting reviews Greg.
BTW those Tat's are fantastic and can't wait to get my hands on some more.

Edited by Aussie Shaun, 05 September 2011 - 01:49 AM.

[Bayamos]

Nice job.....deliciousooooooooooo

[4cbln3]

I've tried the double ligero in the churchill size (IIRC) and I wouldn't call it medium, but you have a higher threshold than me. The flavor profile wasn't something I would chase down and hold in my humi.

Great review and pics Greg, are you still using Paint to make your cigar reviews?

Dave