Gifted by Ian Reith, owner of Dapper Cigars.

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

Information:
Wrapper: Ecuadorian Connecticut Desflorado CASJUCA A.S.P. (Perez)
Binder: Undisclosed
Filler: Nicaraguan Estelí Guadalupe, Jalapa Cofradía Relleno, Dominican Republic Habano 92 & USA
Origin: Nicaragua

Factory: Nicaragua American Cigars S.A (Nicaragua)
Box: Sold in 20 count boxes.
Release: 2021
Availability: Regular Production.

Size: 5×50, Robusto.

Wrapper: Light milk chocolate brown, silky smooth texture with tiny veins.

Construction: Fairly firm and even feel when lightly squeezed.

Cold draw: Dry cedarwood and light ginger spice.

1st third: Light charred cedar matches, vanilla whipped cream, roasted hazelnuts, very light spice and a touch of cacao.

2nd third: Notes of cardamom sweet bread and the charred cedar matches note turns to fresh cedar spills. Keeping the other previous flavours steady.

Burn:  Burns fairly sharp with a firm and stable white ash.

Smoke: Voluminous smoke with a cool feeling on the tongue with a light draw.

3rd third: Keeps on the level from previously mentioned flavours with a light ramp up of that lingering spice but not introducing.

Duration: 16:00-17:20, 1h 20min.

Conclusion: A medium bodied cigar with a light strength profile. Very enjoyable smooth smoking experience. I can imagine getting some more of these.

Result: In my book this is a 92 point cigar.

/Cigar Reviewer André