Cohiba Siglo IV
The sole Siglo IV has been calling my name ever since it made it's way to my humi. An acquaintance have gotten a box straight from Cuba, a bit unfortunate that I did not manage to get the box code from it.
Anyway the Corona Gorda's aesthetics made up for it, an evenly tanned and oily wrapper it is a fantastic sight. I can't help running my hands through it, the wrapper is unbelievably smooth.
Dry draws were clear with the right balance of resistance and smooth cinnamon aftertaste with a mild bite thrown in.
Once underway the first half was pretty mild I would have thought this would floored me instantly but the initial indication that a milder ride is more forthcoming.
A mild Cohiba?
Burn was pretty erratic initially but base on the band I would figure this was of a fresh production. Had to correct it a few times but the flavour that I was getting very pleasing.
Halfway through a light buzz prevailed, nothing explosive but not a pushover either.
Strong coffee and earthy notes with a long aftertaste of spicy cinnamon.
Simply Delicious.
Spicier towards the end but very smooth overall.
Anyway the Corona Gorda's aesthetics made up for it, an evenly tanned and oily wrapper it is a fantastic sight. I can't help running my hands through it, the wrapper is unbelievably smooth.
Dry draws were clear with the right balance of resistance and smooth cinnamon aftertaste with a mild bite thrown in.
Once underway the first half was pretty mild I would have thought this would floored me instantly but the initial indication that a milder ride is more forthcoming.
A mild Cohiba?
Burn was pretty erratic initially but base on the band I would figure this was of a fresh production. Had to correct it a few times but the flavour that I was getting very pleasing.
Halfway through a light buzz prevailed, nothing explosive but not a pushover either.
Strong coffee and earthy notes with a long aftertaste of spicy cinnamon.
Simply Delicious.
Spicier towards the end but very smooth overall.
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