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11/20/2023 17:09:55Sean F. fullermaine)144787.5"Very veiny appearance." -<strong>Sean F. </strong> (fullermaine)90"Notes of honey on the cold draw. Black pepper notes once lit." -<strong>Sean F. </strong> (fullermaine)87.5Medium-StrongMedium-Full"Black pepper upon lighting still linger in this portion of the cigar." -<strong>Sean F. </strong> (fullermaine)85MediumMedium"Black pepper notes still linger and mix with copper and cedar notes." -<strong>Sean F. </strong> (fullermaine)85Medium-StrongMedium-Full"Black pepper notes are still lingering." -<strong>Sean F. </strong> (fullermaine)85"Rough draw for two-thirds of the cigar with draw getting better at the end." -<strong>Sean F. </strong> (fullermaine)85"Uneven burn that corrects itself." -<strong>Sean F. </strong> (fullermaine)85"Construction was good for two-thirds of this cigar. Unraveling occurred when the band came off." -<strong>Sean F. </strong> (fullermaine)87.5"A pepper bomb of a cigar. Tons of black pepper that mix with notes of honey, copper, and cedar. Rough draw and burn for two-thirds of this cigar. Minor unraveling towards the end. Not a cigar I'd seek out or have in my humidor." -<strong>Sean F. </strong> (fullermaine)8800000001101
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11/25/2023 17:48:02Chris M. Chris)144795"This is a pretty solid looking double perfecto. It looks to be just under seven inches, with a ring gauge around fifty. I only see a few small lumps in the roll, but it is a pretty even roll for the shape and size. The hue is an oily, slightly mottled medium brown. The seems are only slightly visible around the few small to medium veins on the wrapper. Both the tapered foot and head are neatly done." -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)95"Off the wrapper I get a honey sweetened nut bread, hay and light leather. The foot is rather small, but I get an additional natural tobacco mixed with the wrapper notes." -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)90MildLight-Medium"This cigar starts with soft oak and an earthy cocoa out front. I get a mild marzipan sweetness, slight floral hay, and just a hint of pepper spice mixing in below that." -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)90Mild-MediumLight-Medium"Soft oak and earthy cocoa still lead the profile. The floral hay occasionally shifts to a bolder, fresh grass note. It ends up more frequently grassy by the midpoint. The marzipan sweetness is joined by a slightly tart citrus, both fairly mild. There is still only a hint of pepper mixing in. I’m occasionally getting coffee on the finish as well." -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)87.5Mild-MediumMedium"The oak is much drier getting into the final third, and the earthiness in the cocoa is up. Dry hay and light citrus just beneath that. Marzipan seems to have disappeared. The spice picked up a bit, though it most resembles table pepper, slightly stale. Citrus sweetness picks up a bit approaching the nub." -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)95"I took two cuts off the head to get a good, firm draw. Good enough pre-light draw for as tapered as the foot is. After I get through the foot, the draw opens up slightly. " -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)92.5"The burn was a bit wavy throughout. It only needed a small correction once, right around the second third." -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)95"This was a good looking perfecto. Good smoke output from start to finish, even with the draw being a little firmer than I prefer. Almost no attention needed through the smoking experience. " -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)90"The flavor profile on this one wasn’t normally something I’d go for, but it certainly wasn’t offensive or bad. It was well balanced up until the final third. It didn’t get unhinged at that point, just lost some of the sweetness until the very end. There was a decent amount of complexity, and the transitions flowed smoothly, and made sense. It performed well, very little attention needed. I probably won’t stock up on these, but I can think of several people I’d recommend it to." -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)6600011010010
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11/26/2023 23:28:03Lauren S. Lauren S.)144785"This is a very messy-looking figurado. It measures about 7 inches and has a highly rumpled wrapper. There are many large veins; it is slightly separating and rolling at the seams, and the cap is trying to roll off." -<strong>Lauren S. </strong> (Lauren S.)85"There is almost no smell off of this cigar, maybe the slightest hint of earth but it is hard to pick up anything at all." -<strong>Lauren S. </strong> (Lauren S.)85Mild-MediumMedium"The first thing I noticed was a crazy tight draw upon light, which can be expected with a figurado, so I tried to ride it out and let it open up.
The first flavors I pick up are intense dried fruits, leaning towards plums and raisins.

I fought through the first inch, hoping the cigar would open up, but finally broke down and ran a draw poker through it as it wasn't getting any better. While that allows me to smoke it somewhat, it's still not great, and a harsh burnt flavor kicks in." -<strong>Lauren S. </strong> (Lauren S.)		82.5Medium-StrongLight-Medium"Even after using the draw poker, I still fought the draw and the burn on this stick.
With the relights and harsh milkshake like draw, and lack of smoke, I am getting little in flavor besides heat, char, and burnt peppers." -<strong>Lauren S. </strong> (Lauren S.)		77.5Medium-StrongLight-Medium"I barely reached the final third before I gave up on this stick. I usually try to fight through, but this pushed unsmokable between the constant relights and fighting to get any decent draw." -<strong>Lauren S. </strong> (Lauren S.)75"Something was just not right internally with this cigar, even after using a drawpoker to open it up I still could never get a consistent pull of smoke." -<strong>Lauren S. </strong> (Lauren S.)82.5"Often uneven and repeatedly went out, the burn was about as bad as the draw but was likely poor because I couldn't get a good draw to keep the stick going." -<strong>Lauren S. </strong> (Lauren S.)77.5"I'm not sure what the internal issue was with this cigar, stems, lousy roll, or poor leaves, but something resulted in an almost impossible draw and horrible burn. " -<strong>Lauren S. </strong> (Lauren S.)77.5"I tried to fight through this cigar as long as I could. There was something very wrong with the construction of this stick, both internally as well as visually, on the wrapper.
I had to run a draw poker through it even to get a hope of smoking it, but that still did not do enough to make it smokable.
Early on, I got a slight hint of dried fruits, which was quickly replaced by heat and a charred and burnt taste.
I would like to give this another try at some point in hopes I just got unlucky with a single bad stick." -<strong>Lauren S. </strong> (Lauren S.)		11310100000000
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12/7/2023 15:32:18Bill C.Bill)144795"Well rolled figurado. Slightly gritty mottled wrapper. " -<strong>Bill C.</strong> (Bill)90"Dry earth and grass. Missing the distinctive sweetness and funk of the “barnyard” description " -<strong>Bill C.</strong> (Bill)92.5Mild-MediumLight-Medium"A little grassy bitterness off of the initial light. As it warms up that is replaced by a really nice espresso and sweet cream notes. The flavor isn’t in your face though, so I find myself wanting to chief the cigar looking to get more of the flavor. " -<strong>Bill C.</strong> (Bill)92.5MediumMedium"No real change in flavor, but definitely a little bump in strength over the first third. Also, the flavor thankfully intensifies a little and stops me from smoking so fast while still getting a great flavor profile " -<strong>Bill C.</strong> (Bill)92.5Medium-StrongMedium"Strength continues to build but the flavor, excepting a loss of a bit of the sweetness. " -<strong>Bill C.</strong> (Bill)92.5"Slightly loose on the draw, but nothing problem causing " -<strong>Bill C.</strong> (Bill)95"Even throughout and no corrections needed " -<strong>Bill C.</strong> (Bill)95"All good on the construction front, nice looking cigar. " -<strong>Bill C.</strong> (Bill)95"Overall this is the second nice smoking experience in a row. Nothing earth shattering, but a really solid flavor profile and easy experience " -<strong>Bill C.</strong> (Bill)8001000100000
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Real Average90.6390.0088.754.005.0087.505.504.5085.636.505.5086.8888.7588.1387.5086.75
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Standard Deviation5.154.083.232.521.914.561.631.156.252.001.638.985.958.517.3619.72
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Lower84.1884.9084.720.852.6181.793.463.0677.814.003.4675.6481.3177.4978.3062.10
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Adjusted Average91908934886588869189889178
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Weight10510101010101025100
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Score9.064.508.888.758.839.088.888.8122.7189.50
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Overall Strength5.28
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Overall Body4.72
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Total Score90
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<h3>Initial Impressions</h3>AVO Seasons Limited Edition Series 2023 Fall - Blind Cigar Review
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<h4>Appearance:<strong>91</strong></h4><h3>Cigar Info</h3>
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<h3 style="text-align: center;">Vital Stats:</h3>
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"This is a very messy-looking figurado. It measures about 7 inches and has a highly rumpled wrapper. There are many large veins; it is slightly separating and rolling at the seams, and the cap is trying to roll off." -<strong>Lauren S. </strong> (Lauren S.)<p style="text-align: center;font-size: 130%; line-height: 140%;">Vitola: <strong>Figurado</strong>
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<h4>Aroma:<strong>90</strong></h4>Length:<strong>6 5/8″</strong>
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"Dry earth and grass. Missing the distinctive sweetness and funk of the “barnyard” description " -<strong>Bill C.</strong> (Bill)Ring Gauge:<strong>50</strong>
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<h3>First Third</h3>Country of Origin:<strong>Dominican Republic</strong>
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<h4>Flavor:<strong>89</strong>Wrapper:<strong>Mexico (San Andrés Maduro)</strong>
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Strength:<strong>Mild-Medium</strong>Binder:<strong>Dominican Republic</strong>
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Body/Complexity:<strong>Medium</strong></h4>Filler:<strong>Dominican Republic</strong>
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"The first thing I noticed was a crazy tight draw upon light, which can be expected with a figurado, so I tried to ride it out and let it open up.
The first flavors I pick up are intense dried fruits, leaning towards plums and raisins.

I fought through the first inch, hoping the cigar would open up, but finally broke down and ran a draw poker through it as it wasn't getting any better. While that allows me to smoke it somewhat, it's still not great, and a harsh burnt flavor kicks in." -<strong>Lauren S. </strong> (Lauren S.)		Factory:<strong>Cigars Davidoff</strong>
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Blender:<strong>Undisclosed</strong>
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"This cigar starts with soft oak and an earthy cocoa out front. I get a mild marzipan sweetness, slight floral hay, and just a hint of pepper spice mixing in below that." -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)Number of reviewers: <strong>4</strong>- <strong>Sean F. </strong>(fullermaine)<strong>Chris M. </strong>(Chris)<strong>Lauren S. </strong>(Lauren S.)<strong>Bill C.</strong>(Bill)#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!
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<h3>Second Third</h3>Price:<strong>$18.00</strong>
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<h4>Flavor:<strong>88</strong>Age:<strong>3 Months</strong>
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Strength:<strong>Medium</strong>Release Date:<strong>September 2023</strong>
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Body/Complexity:<strong>Medium</strong></h4>Contributed by:<strong>Davidoff Cigars</strong></p>
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"Soft oak and earthy cocoa still lead the profile. The floral hay occasionally shifts to a bolder, fresh grass note. It ends up more frequently grassy by the midpoint. The marzipan sweetness is joined by a slightly tart citrus, both fairly mild. There is still only a hint of pepper mixing in. I’m occasionally getting coffee on the finish as well." -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)
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"No real change in flavor, but definitely a little bump in strength over the first third. Also, the flavor thankfully intensifies a little and stops me from smoking so fast while still getting a great flavor profile " -<strong>Bill C.</strong> (Bill)
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<h3>Final Third</h3>
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<h4>Flavor:<strong>88</strong>
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Strength:<strong>Medium-Strong</strong>
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Body/Complexity:<strong>Medium</strong></h4>
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"The oak is much drier getting into the final third, and the earthiness in the cocoa is up. Dry hay and light citrus just beneath that. Marzipan seems to have disappeared. The spice picked up a bit, though it most resembles table pepper, slightly stale. Citrus sweetness picks up a bit approaching the nub." -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)
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"Black pepper notes are still lingering." -<strong>Sean F. </strong> (fullermaine)
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<h3>Overall Impressions<h3>
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<h4>Draw:<strong>91</strong></h4>
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"Rough draw for two-thirds of the cigar with draw getting better at the end." -<strong>Sean F. </strong> (fullermaine)
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<h4>Burn:<strong>89</strong></h4>
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"The burn was a bit wavy throughout. It only needed a small correction once, right around the second third." -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)
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<h4>Construction:<strong>88</strong></h4>
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"Construction was good for two-thirds of this cigar. Unraveling occurred when the band came off." -<strong>Sean F. </strong> (fullermaine)
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<h4>Overall Strength:<strong>Medium</strong>
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Overall Body/Complexity:<strong>Medium</strong>
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Experience Overall:<strong>91</strong></h4>
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"A pepper bomb of a cigar. Tons of black pepper that mix with notes of honey, copper, and cedar. Rough draw and burn for two-thirds of this cigar. Minor unraveling towards the end. Not a cigar I'd seek out or have in my humidor." -<strong>Sean F. </strong> (fullermaine)<br />
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"The flavor profile on this one wasn’t normally something I’d go for, but it certainly wasn’t offensive or bad. It was well balanced up until the final third. It didn’t get unhinged at that point, just lost some of the sweetness until the very end. There was a decent amount of complexity, and the transitions flowed smoothly, and made sense. It performed well, very little attention needed. I probably won’t stock up on these, but I can think of several people I’d recommend it to." -<strong>Chris M. </strong> (Chris)<br />
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"I tried to fight through this cigar as long as I could. There was something very wrong with the construction of this stick, both internally as well as visually, on the wrapper.
I had to run a draw poker through it even to get a hope of smoking it, but that still did not do enough to make it smokable.
Early on, I got a slight hint of dried fruits, which was quickly replaced by heat and a charred and burnt taste.
I would like to give this another try at some point in hopes I just got unlucky with a single bad stick." -<strong>Lauren S. </strong> (Lauren S.)<br />
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"Overall this is the second nice smoking experience in a row. Nothing earth shattering, but a really solid flavor profile and easy experience " -<strong>Bill C.</strong> (Bill)<br />
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<h4>Smoking Time (in minutes):<strong>78</strong></h4>
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11/20/2023 17:09:55Sean F. (fullermaine)1447GoodVery veiny appearance.Very GoodNotes of honey on the cold draw. Black pepper notes once lit.GoodMedium-StrongMedium-FullBlack pepper upon lighting still linger in this portion of the cigar.FairMediumMediumBlack pepper notes still linger and mix with copper and cedar notes.FairMedium-StrongMedium-FullBlack pepper notes are still lingering.FairRough draw for two-thirds of the cigar with draw getting better at the end.FairUneven burn that corrects itself.FairConstruction was good for two-thirds of this cigar. Unraveling occurred when the band came off.GoodA pepper bomb of a cigar. Tons of black pepper that mix with notes of honey, copper, and cedar. Rough draw and burn for two-thirds of this cigar. Minor unraveling towards the end. Not a cigar I'd seek out or have in my humidor.88fullermaine
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11/25/2023 17:48:02Chris M. (Chris)1447ExcellentThis is a pretty solid looking double perfecto. It looks to be just under seven inches, with a ring gauge around fifty. I only see a few small lumps in the roll, but it is a pretty even roll for the shape and size. The hue is an oily, slightly mottled medium brown. The seems are only slightly visible around the few small to medium veins on the wrapper. Both the tapered foot and head are neatly done.ExcellentOff the wrapper I get a honey sweetened nut bread, hay and light leather. The foot is rather small, but I get an additional natural tobacco mixed with the wrapper notes.Very GoodMildLight-MediumThis cigar starts with soft oak and an earthy cocoa out front. I get a mild marzipan sweetness, slight floral hay, and just a hint of pepper spice mixing in below that.Very GoodMild-MediumLight-MediumSoft oak and earthy cocoa still lead the profile. The floral hay occasionally shifts to a bolder, fresh grass note. It ends up more frequently grassy by the midpoint. The marzipan sweetness is joined by a slightly tart citrus, both fairly mild. There is still only a hint of pepper mixing in. I’m occasionally getting coffee on the finish as well.GoodMild-MediumMediumThe oak is much drier getting into the final third, and the earthiness in the cocoa is up. Dry hay and light citrus just beneath that. Marzipan seems to have disappeared. The spice picked up a bit, though it most resembles table pepper, slightly stale. Citrus sweetness picks up a bit approaching the nub.ExcellentI took two cuts off the head to get a good, firm draw. Good enough pre-light draw for as tapered as the foot is. After I get through the foot, the draw opens up slightly. GreatThe burn was a bit wavy throughout. It only needed a small correction once, right around the second third.ExcellentThis was a good looking perfecto. Good smoke output from start to finish, even with the draw being a little firmer than I prefer. Almost no attention needed through the smoking experience. Very GoodThe flavor profile on this one wasn’t normally something I’d go for, but it certainly wasn’t offensive or bad. It was well balanced up until the final third. It didn’t get unhinged at that point, just lost some of the sweetness until the very end. There was a decent amount of complexity, and the transitions flowed smoothly, and made sense. It performed well, very little attention needed. I probably won’t stock up on these, but I can think of several people I’d recommend it to.66Chris M.https://drive.google.com/open?id=1HKBj5podBO9kDKgkpTLamApQ1OuxhEI6, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1vy4xKrFYzDHs36C-fvOBelUzLvyDyoLv, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1dF8GOYnEDKrlV6LSVkCX0DSLZaK7xQ_U, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1dKw1F6Z6uQiel0Q8ISi25z7hVZXeZ8aO, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Eabid28BDBXVih-aGFGhz8ws8dJkEeKB
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11/26/2023 23:28:03Lauren S. (Lauren S.)1447FairThis is a very messy-looking figurado. It measures about 7 inches and has a highly rumpled wrapper. There are many large veins; it is slightly separating and rolling at the seams, and the cap is trying to roll off.FairThere is almost no smell off of this cigar, maybe the slightest hint of earth but it is hard to pick up anything at all.FairMild-MediumMediumThe first thing I noticed was a crazy tight draw upon light, which can be expected with a figurado, so I tried to ride it out and let it open up.
The first flavors I pick up are intense dried fruits, leaning towards plums and raisins.

I fought through the first inch, hoping the cigar would open up, but finally broke down and ran a draw poker through it as it wasn't getting any better. While that allows me to smoke it somewhat, it's still not great, and a harsh burnt flavor kicks in.		SubparMedium-StrongLight-MediumEven after using the draw poker, I still fought the draw and the burn on this stick.
With the relights and harsh milkshake like draw, and lack of smoke, I am getting little in flavor besides heat, char, and burnt peppers.		PoorMedium-StrongLight-MediumI barely reached the final third before I gave up on this stick. I usually try to fight through, but this pushed unsmokable between the constant relights and fighting to get any decent draw.BadSomething was just not right internally with this cigar, even after using a drawpoker to open it up I still could never get a consistent pull of smoke.SubparOften uneven and repeatedly went out, the burn was about as bad as the draw but was likely poor because I couldn't get a good draw to keep the stick going.PoorI'm not sure what the internal issue was with this cigar, stems, lousy roll, or poor leaves, but something resulted in an almost impossible draw and horrible burn. PoorI tried to fight through this cigar as long as I could. There was something very wrong with the construction of this stick, both internally as well as visually, on the wrapper.
I had to run a draw poker through it even to get a hope of smoking it, but that still did not do enough to make it smokable.
Early on, I got a slight hint of dried fruits, which was quickly replaced by heat and a charred and burnt taste.
I would like to give this another try at some point in hopes I just got unlucky with a single bad stick.		113https://drive.google.com/open?id=10TcbSYnAvHmHeCUYWT2KdpMt-B2I_sJp, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1EBcPPSF_xaZLIpP04VIYbJitMg9OgVke, https://drive.google.com/open?id=14WCcSmQzSdL5af6s-ygcGA_6GsUsZGHm
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12/7/2023 15:32:18Bill C.(Bill)1447ExcellentWell rolled figurado. Slightly gritty mottled wrapper. Very GoodDry earth and grass. Missing the distinctive sweetness and funk of the “barnyard” description GreatMild-MediumLight-MediumA little grassy bitterness off of the initial light. As it warms up that is replaced by a really nice espresso and sweet cream notes. The flavor isn’t in your face though, so I find myself wanting to chief the cigar looking to get more of the flavor. GreatMediumMediumNo real change in flavor, but definitely a little bump in strength over the first third. Also, the flavor thankfully intensifies a little and stops me from smoking so fast while still getting a great flavor profile GreatMedium-StrongMediumStrength continues to build but the flavor, excepting a loss of a bit of the sweetness. GreatSlightly loose on the draw, but nothing problem causing ExcellentEven throughout and no corrections needed ExcellentAll good on the construction front, nice looking cigar. ExcellentOverall this is the second nice smoking experience in a row. Nothing earth shattering, but a really solid flavor profile and easy experience 80
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