No taste. Tight draw. According to the write up this cigar was supposed to have a creamy, rich flavor with hints of chocolate, and buttery smooth. It was however smooth, very mild and the wrapper was nice on the lips and tongue.
This cigar is rick in oaky flavors with a touch of spice. $4.00
Hints of wood with expresso-like richness. Robust and spicy as well. Slow burning. $6.00
I enjoyed this one while on vacation. Smooth, rich n’ creamy, leathery and smokey with vanilla notes and a woody finish. $5.30
Creamy, slightly spicy, mild chocolaty notes, cedar, wood and toasty. Rich! A beautifully wrapped cigar. $5.20
Good smoke with a cedar aroma and a medium finish. A touch of caramel. Burned a little uneven toward the end. $2.08
Very mild with a sweet woody flavor. This cigar drew perfectly and produced a fine even burn with a solid ash. And only $2.60 a stick.
Smooth, medium bodied and rich. I smoked this one to the nub! This one was worth $7 bucks.
Medium bodied, creamy, smooth smoke with a pinch of nut. Full flavored with an even burn. Left just a touch of a lingering aftertaste on the tongue for several hours after smoking. $7.00 for this one.
This Cuban-made Partaga’s short was given to me by a good friend after we returned home from Jamaica. It is full-bodied with fresh vanilla and smooth peanut taste. A spicy yet gentle smoke with an even burn.
