Humidor Primary

The first cigar I smoked that I did not want it to end. Shame I did not have another one in my humidor the first time. Perfect short smoke (~ 40 min). I am not experienced enough to give it rating regarding flavors noted, but I have no negative afterthought. The wrapper is dark and gritty, burn is good with beautiful ash. Runs a bit hot near the end, can change the flavor if smoked too fast. A permanent spot in my humidor.

Much better construction than the Diplomat version of this cigar. The thing that stood out to me was the razor sharp burn. The same dark oily wrapper and a classy band. This stick had excellent draw. Unlit it smells earthy and sweet. The taste profile for me was earth, sweetness, some slight espresso bitterness, and a bit of pepper on the tongue. The cigar has a linear taste profile, but picks up strength in the final third.

The cigar construction is good. Rolled tightly with no bumps/soft spots. Draw was a bit tight. Held ash for cca 2 cm, but the taste profile did not excite me.

The first thing that stands out visually is the wrapper color. The cigar does not have a cellophane wrapper and is very delicate. unfortunately i failed to protect it properly and to my fault the wrapper cracked on mine. When you pick the cigar up you can feel the heftiness of it. It definitely has some weight to it. Despite of the ring gauge i did not find the cigar offensive. THe hexagonal shape is quite interesting to behold, but the cigar looses it shape as it burns. Mild smoke, and plenty of it, retro-haling was not an issue and i can characterize the smoke as Silky Smooth. Mine had a bit of burn issues, but nothing major. The fact that i did not take very good care of the cigar came up during the smoke as well, the wrapper was cracking as it burned through.

The cigar had good workmanship, the cover was nice and smooth, took fire well albeit the ash was flaky. To me tasting a lot of grass, not my thing. The cigar performed well, just not my taste preference.

Very Mild cigar, no bitterness noted throughout the smoke. The aftertaste reminded me of walnut. Beautiful wrapper, soft loosely rolled. Even burn. In the end, did not excite me much in terms of flavor. It seems that darker wrappers are my thing

Small nicely rolled cigar without a cap, so no cutting needed. Draw is consequently a bit loose but not an issue. This is a small cigar, but if you don't respect it its gonna knock you on your butt. I was feeling light headed for a while after smoking it a bit too fast. On light up i got plenty of pepper, but after a bit it subsided and maple like sweetness with a bit of leather took the stage. No issues in burning, around 30 min of smoking time, but be sure you don't smoke it on an empty stomach!

My copy was characterized by a uneven colored wrapper, transitioning from lighter to darker. The Camacho gave a forewarning "Watch out i bite!" on the cold taste with pepper on the lips. It took fire well and presented wood and pepper on the tongue at light up. No pepper on the retro hale. Further in the first third a hit of nutty sweetness appears. I put the strength of this cigar towards full, as the nicotine started to knock me around half way into the smoke. The burn tended to get crooked, i had to correct it multiple times and had to relight the cigar half way through. In summary: strong cigar, burn issues, plenty of smoke and not very good a holding the fire.

I bought this stick on a whim, having the name back in my head. If anyone still thinks the Dunbarton Sobremesa is sweet tipped, they should taste this cigar. As soon as it touches the lips intense intense sugar. It is a well processed cigar, looking like a small firecracker with the pigtail on. The draw is good, but the flavor is something that either you like or you don't. Along with the intense sweetness, there is spice on the tongue and lips. interesting experiment, but not one that I will repeat.

Rustic finish, which matches the band. Thick, toothy wrapper and no noticeable bumps or pits. Cold draw does not give out sweetness for me. I got a bitter hit on light up, i even thought i seared the cigar, but it cleared up from the second puff. From then on a mild smoke which reminds of cocoa. Even on the final third it kept its mild strength and flavor profile. Such a mild smoke i don't have issues chewing on it while i work in the garden.

Beautiful wrapper, held nice ash and burn through the first third. Near the end of the second third it started burning crooked and eventually put it self out.

A very niche flavor. Strong campfire/cellar coal smell on the cold. As i lit it that scent was overwhelming. Either you love it or you don't. For me it was too much.

If i could choose one word to describe this cigar i would say "Hairy". The wrapper is covered in small fibers that other than look peculiar do not seem to bother. I really hope i got a dud because the draw in my cigar was tight, it had a 3mm hole in the middle (it was rolled that way) and produced very little smoke while getting noticeably hot. I have one more in my humidor, hopefully that one will be better, but for now, i cant recommend it. Update: The secon stick performed much better. Good construction, even burn, and plenty of smoke. Not experienced enough to talk about flaovr notes, but i enjoyed the second stick much more than the first