Gifted by Srecko Pavicevic, owner of Global Cigar.

Location: This review was made indoors in Mellgrens cigar lounge.

Information:
El Brujito
It tells a Nicaraguan tradition that a shaman blessed the fields and helped to have a good tobacco crop. For this reason the symbol of The Brujito is stamped on each of the cigar bands.
Wrapper: Ecuador Habano.
Binder: Habano 2000 Nicaragua.
Filler: Habano Ecuador Nicaragua.
Made in Estelí, Nicaragua.

Size: 5×52, Robusto

Wrapper: Milk chocolate, oily and silky-smooth with tiny veins.

Construction: Firm even feel when lightly squeezed.

Cold draw: Cedarwood.

1st third: Starts with a roasted beef and lightly charred wood.

2nd third: The meat flavour goes over to a more medium roasted coffee but still keeps the charred wood note in the background.

Burn: Burns a little wonky with a firm and fairly stable crisp white ash.

Smoke: Volume white smoke with a cool feeling on the tongue and a light draw.

3rd third: Keeps the same from part 2.

Duration: 21:20-22:20, 1h.

Conclusion: A medium bodied cigar with a medium strength profile.

Result: In my book this is an 89 point cigar.

/Cigar Reviewer André