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I attended the Studio Tobac Tour at Riverside Cigar Shop and Lounge in Jeffersonville, Indiana and tried the Nub. The Nub Cameroon cigar is short and has a large ring gauge. Though it was short it took over an hour to smoke. Tobacco was tight, burned evenly, and had a hint of cedar ans coffee.…
Turd! Did not light well, hard draw, burned unevenly, and tasted awful. I’m not happy, especially at $8.00!!
This cigar was mild and had a good even smoke. I was not able to find out much information on this cigar via internet search. And since it was a gift from Oxmoore Smoke Shop in Louisville, Kentucky I went to their website to look up information and hit another dead end as their website…
Man!! The Natural cigar by Drew Estate is a wonderful smoke!
Smooth, rich and sweet flavors with a mellow bouquet. A dark oily wrapper filled with a hint of butter, coffee, and pepper. Sounds like a weird combination but what little I had was not bad. This particular cigar kept burning out on me. I’ll have to try this again sometime. $3.20
This cigar billowed thick plumes of heavy smoke and had hints of coffee bean and earth. It was okay, but… I can’t quite put my finger on it… meh. $1.99
This cigar burned nicely. The smoke billowed and the price was right. But, a bit spicy and harsh for my palate. $1.65
This cigar slow burns and has a meaty core with toast, oak, leather and a hint of spice. My overall experience with this cigar can be summed up in a word: Turd!
This cigar has deep notes of coffee and a hint of datk chocolate.A bold and somewhat peppery aftertaste. Not the best, but not bad if you don’t think about the $4.40 one cost.
