Humidor Humi_001

Nice desert cigar for not a big money. Begins with grassy and fruity sweetness and develops mild roast coffee with a bit of coccoa. 2/3 fruity sourness remains, cigar develops creaminess with coffee and a hint of milk chocholate. Here and there I was able to get honey like notes. The last third is all about coffee, the cigar gets more peppery and here you will be able to recognize notes of cedar wood and almonds. Overall it's a really nice cigar to smoke, BUT! The quality of the tobacco fermentation is apperently inconsisten. First 2 cigars I got from a bundle were very empty, I couldn't get nothing taste-wise. The cover leaf is dirty dark spotty on some of the cigars, on some it's really beautiful glancing colorado shade. The cheap price saves all. But keep aforenamed BUT in mind if you want to try this one!

Good one especially for the beginner. Meets you with nice sweet creamy smoke with a lot of fresh hay and sour fruit. Aforenamed dominants stay through the first 2 thirds of the cigar. Last 3rd meets you with wood, nuttiness and mild roasty flavour. Mild white pepper precieves through the whole cigar getting more intense at the end.

First 3rd starts with creamy nutty flavour with some light sweet-sour fruitiness. At the second 3rd you will get more enhanced white pepper with a lot of nuts, wood and a bit of leather. Some sort of dried plum/apple is also there in the aftertaste. At the last 3rd of a cigar I received grassiness, earthyness and woodiness with some roast charcoal tones. Pepper is still mild.

Not an interesting cigar to smoke. The taste remains the same through the whole time of smoking. Woody-earthy dominant goes along with perchance appearing notes of leather,roast. At the 1/3 I was able to recognise prun, nuts and sour espresso notes, to find them disappearing after 5-6 puffs after start. The pepper is present at all times, but at the last 3rd of a cigar, becomes milder with some mintiness. If you are looking for something cuban and dont want to spend much, I'd rather suggest you to go for cigarrills, because that is how the cigar felt like. Just a bigger size of a purito. Although I must say, it was not a dissapointement. I didn't expect anything much for the price, and I wasn't disgusted with a quality of a smoking. It's ok, but nothing more.

Decent cigar. The taste dominant switches from wood to leather back and forth. Grassy notes with some sourness is present through the first and the second third of a cigar. Peper becomes mild and minty in the last third, while the dominant switches to downright wallnut. Not bad at all.

Did not really understood the blend yet. But it's interesting, nuts and light tar as the major player accompanied by fruitiness and some sort of spices like cardamom or coriander? Maybe something as medium fermented tea? Anyways, quite pleasant aromas.

I have heard it before from my pipe smoking collegaues, and apparently it is true - You will not be dissatisfied with Dunhill heritage Peterson line. I've ordered a free sample of this tobacco, which is really nice! Cold tobacco smells really nice, smoky fragrance, sweet rye bread, and nuttiness. Burning flavours are great as well, smokiness and parfume like scents of latakia go along with sweet almond-like taste. Easy to handle tobacco, not too strong. I will have this one as my regular tobacco for sure and reccomend you to try if you still did not! Now I am looking forward what's the Nightcap is going to surprise me with.

Nice and strong. The flavours are straight forward: smokiness, roasted bacon, nuts and even some floral scent appearing here and there. Take a small bowl if you want to smoke it on its own!

Mild and tasty. Nice creamy choco-coffee aromas with some almond/walnut appearing from time to time. Enjoyed it and can recommend!