This was a beautiful little 5x36 cigar with a somewhat dark brown wrapper, although not maduro. A little tightly rolled but absolutely no problems with the draw. A rich, medium bodied, medium flavored stick with bold flavors of espresso coffee, unsweetened dark chocolate and molasses to start, mellowing to a last third that had flavors of licorice, smoke and more molasses at its end. At 51 minutes, from 1249 hours to 1340 hours, that's a long smoke for such a small cigar, a great little pleasure in a nice, extended, relaxing cigar experience.
Flor de A. Allones. . . .
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159 Knobvue Drive Freedom Pa 15042
Sounds like a good stick, the next time I am in a shop that has them I will pick up a few , unless my wife is with me, I just dont want to hear" you have enough cigars at home, why dont you smoke one of them" , she is starting to sound like a broken record , but I was made an offer on my stash, I could pay off the house , then I would need to start to shop all over again ! Sounds like fun, But then I would loose the tax deduction on the house payments , gee I wonder If I could deduct the cigar payments ????? hummmm sound like a call to the IRS is NOT in store hahahaha ! Enjoy, Vince
Ahhhhh, what a schemer!!! Better a schemer than an ex-postal worker who's a sniper!!!
Joined Feb 2004
3K Posts | 42+
159 Knobvue Drive Freedom Pa 15042
No sniper job for me, I like to do the job Face to Face , that way they know whats on the way & who is doing it, any one can lock & load & pop a cap, but it takes a real crazy man to look you in the face before he unloads a .22 behind your ear , Not that I have ever done that or will ever do it again. hahahahahaha Enjoy, Vince
