Kingantz
Growing too fast.
It’s partly cloudy out, warm and very muggy making my skin feel sticky. Luckily, there’s a slight breeze blowing that feels really good, but unfortunately not blowing enough to keep the aggrevating bugs away. I decided to come out and put fire to a Lost City robusto gifted to me by Monty (thank you sir). The wrapper is a darker brown than a regular Opus, has noticeable oil throughout, and one prominent vein running the length. It’s very firm when squeezed, has a good weight in the hand, and after punching the cap I find a perfect resistance with taste of straightforward tobacco in the cold draw.
I put fire to the foot and tons of smoke pours from the forming embers. After taking a few puffs, I take a long, slow draw and find a nice peppery spice on the tongue with the smoke itself medium to almost full in strength. It’s rather light on the palate with flavor of good, straightforward tobacco. There’s definitely a taste of the typical Opus profile in there, however it is different in some way, more earthy I think. Regardless, it is downright good leaving an excellent finish after exhaling slowly.
A third in and the burn is sharp with a whitish ash forming that is compact and holding strong until tapped off. The medium to full strength and spice is really smoothing out, which really enhances the delicious straightforward tobacco flavors coming through. The smoke continues to be somewhat light, almost fluffy and flowing in abundance through the perfect draw.
The cigar was consistent through halfway and into the final third with sharp burn, perfect draw, and delicious medium to full strength smoke that hit my palate just right. This was an absolute treat to smoke and want to thank Monty again for sending. Excellent cigar!
I put fire to the foot and tons of smoke pours from the forming embers. After taking a few puffs, I take a long, slow draw and find a nice peppery spice on the tongue with the smoke itself medium to almost full in strength. It’s rather light on the palate with flavor of good, straightforward tobacco. There’s definitely a taste of the typical Opus profile in there, however it is different in some way, more earthy I think. Regardless, it is downright good leaving an excellent finish after exhaling slowly.
A third in and the burn is sharp with a whitish ash forming that is compact and holding strong until tapped off. The medium to full strength and spice is really smoothing out, which really enhances the delicious straightforward tobacco flavors coming through. The smoke continues to be somewhat light, almost fluffy and flowing in abundance through the perfect draw.
The cigar was consistent through halfway and into the final third with sharp burn, perfect draw, and delicious medium to full strength smoke that hit my palate just right. This was an absolute treat to smoke and want to thank Monty again for sending. Excellent cigar!

