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Some may call me....Tim?!?
So, one of my takes from the Poor Man's Pass was a mystery cigar with the most excellent and awesome cigar nubber an old Army dog could not pass up, the catch. I have to review the cigar, so here we go...
First, this surprised me with a sweet tip. Really did catch me off guard, I think because of the pig tail cap.
A quick cold draw, and under the sugar cap there is a nice cinnamon and faint grass maybe. Light was easy with my new flat flame lighter I picked up at the RMCF.
First draw is more cinnamon and a spice that is more Christmas and less pepper that runs well with the hay and subtle leather and earth, sugar cookie came to mind.
First third stays the course and the ash is nice and tight and only falls off at over an inch because I don't know how not to have ash in my lap.
This is a smaller cigar, the second third burns a little hot and ashy, but that is my fault and when I settle down the flavors return.
Cigar finished the way it starts... I wish I wod have had this this morning with my coffee
The only knock is the sweet tip, I am convinced this cigar does not need it
4 out 5 whatevers
T
First, this surprised me with a sweet tip. Really did catch me off guard, I think because of the pig tail cap.
A quick cold draw, and under the sugar cap there is a nice cinnamon and faint grass maybe. Light was easy with my new flat flame lighter I picked up at the RMCF.
First draw is more cinnamon and a spice that is more Christmas and less pepper that runs well with the hay and subtle leather and earth, sugar cookie came to mind.
First third stays the course and the ash is nice and tight and only falls off at over an inch because I don't know how not to have ash in my lap.
This is a smaller cigar, the second third burns a little hot and ashy, but that is my fault and when I settle down the flavors return.
Cigar finished the way it starts... I wish I wod have had this this morning with my coffee
The only knock is the sweet tip, I am convinced this cigar does not need it
4 out 5 whatevers
T