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drown ashy wrapper with a very firm pack, soft box press, satin texture, triple cap and very pungent aroma combining slight campfire, sweetness and warm tobacco. First light reveals a perfect draw with mild-medium bodied smoke showing a big peppery blast on the retro with creamy slightly sweet wood and citrus notes on the draw and long finish. The first third comes up to a solid medium body adding a dry cocoa to the mix, all lasting through the long finish of the same. The 1/2 way point comes at 40 minutes with just the addition of a slight cream note joining the draw. Ending at 1:05 the last third showed no changes. Visit Montefortunacigars.com and for a limited time use code FREEKRAKEN for a free Kraken cigar on ANY non-Cuban cigar purchase.

Gurkha Revenant Maduro Toro Cigar Review - This 6x54 box pressed stick features a dark chocolate, slightly oily satin wrapper with a slightly soft even pack, large double cap and faint wood and cocoa aroma. First light reveals a perfect draw with thick voluminous smoke showing mild notes of a faint wood and glycerin sweetness. The first third burns well and slowly, adding a spice and pepper texture with a soft earthiness walking over the bit of sweetness. The 1/2 way point comes at 40 minutes with notes the same combo but the body up to a solid medium with a long finish. Ending at 1:20 the last third continued the perfect construction with solid ash drops, and no changes to the profile down to the nub.

Fuente Fuente OpusX Destino Siglo Limited Edition Cigar Review - This features a very oily, firmly packed toothy wrapper with a triple cap and pungent sweet pepper, nutmeg and rich cedar aroma. First light reveals a flawless draw with thick plumes of creamy, chewy full bodied notes of a dark cherry, slick cedar and pepper without any bite or texture, with a long finish showing a dark cocoa as the sweetness drops off. The first third comes down a tick to medium-full with the sweetness ramping up with a syrupy quality, going well with the creamy texture. The finish drops the pepper leaving a sweet cedar to the next draw. The 1/2 way point comes at 40 minutes dropping a solid ash still with a perfect draw and burn. Body on the draw is down to medium but quickly ramps up through the long finish to medium-full, dominated by a heavy pepper with just touch of texture and heat. All the sweetness is gone just leaving a bit of cocoa at the tail end. Ending at 1:10 the last third went to a plain medium with no additional flavors or strength.

10 Years Aged Padron 4000 Maduro Cigar Review - This has 10 year of home aging on it, in my humidor and it's been just over 10 years since I last smoked and reviewed one, from the same box. It's a 6.5x54 dark cocoa stick with a firm even pack, pronounced oily tooth, single cap and almost no aroma. First light reveals a flawless draw, thick creamy textured smoke with a medium body of a slightly bitter wdody grass ix and slight pepper joining through the finish. The first third surprises me with a bold coffee and cocoa mix, with a creamy texture, building spicy oil and heat with a pepper note growing with the long finish of the same. The 1/2 way point comes at 35 minutes with a slightly faster burn but still flawless construction and the same complex flavors. Ending at 1:15 the last third slows the burn with a more complex blend, adding a slightly sweet plumb and soft earth to the existing flavors, all hanging through the long finish. Suggested products: https://amazon.com/shop/cigarobsession/ Join the CO Subscribestar for monthly giveaways and specials: https://www.subscribestar.com/cigarobsession Join the CO Fans Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cigarobsession

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AVODomaine #10 Cigar Review - This 5x50 stick features a dark chocolate, light but firmly packed thick toothy wrapper with a slight oily finish, large double cap and rich creamy cocoa aroma. First light reveals a flawless draw with thick rich plumes of medium-full bodied sweet chocolate and light earth notes with a smooth coffee and very slight pepper on the long finish. The first third burns fast but perfectly, going to a combo of honey, cinnamon, coffee and light earth, adding a bit of zip and zing on the finish but no heavy pepper note. 25 minutes in at the 1/2 way point flavors are joined by a rich cocoa still with a fast but perfect burn. Ending at 50 minutes the last third remained consistently complex to the nub.

Liga Privada H99 Papas Fritas Cigar Review - This 4.5x44 stick features a mixed filler from regular production H99 trimmings, an ashy dark brown firm wrapper, pigtailed cap and faint sweet wood aroma. First light reveals a very easy open draw, mild-medium bodied smoke showing a light sweet floral note with a long clean finish. The first third pours out thick medium-full bodied zingy leather, a sweet cinnamon and cocoa, all on a long finish of the same. Ending at 35 minutes the last bit remained the same dropping short ash chunks to the nub. Suggested products: https://amazon.com/shop/cigarobsession/ Join the CO Subscribestar for monthly giveaways and specials: https://www.subscribestar.com/cigarobsession Join the CO Fans Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cigarobsession

Perdomo Lot 23 Sun Grown Robusto Cigar Review - This 5x50 stick features a dark brown firmly packed satin wrapper with a butter soft feel, large double cap and slight damp cocoa aroma. First light reveals a perfect draw with medium-full bodied notes of a dry pepper and citrus zing with a neutral cocoa lasting through the long spicy oily finish. The first third settles to a solid medium body with the citrus dropping and a slight malt joining the draw while the finish keeps the heavier pepper and spice combo. The 1/2 way point comes at 25 minutes with perfect construction and drops the spice. Ending at 40 minutes to the hot nub, a slight cinnamon joined the draw with the finish unchanged. Visit SmokeInn.com

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Caldwell Long Live The Queen Robusto Cigar Review - This 5x52 stick features a dark brown firmly packed silky smooth wrapper with triple cap and sweet tobacco and hay aroma. First light reveals a fairly snug draw with just ok smoke output and mild-medium bodied notes of a light earth and wood with a touch of pepper on the finish. The first third does loosen on it's own after a time, with notes of bakers spices - nutmeg, cinnamon, allspice, vanilla and the slight pepper and earth all fading on the short finish. The 1/2 way point comes at 35 minutes with notes largely the same adding a caramel and thickness to the smoke, with perfect burn. Ending at 1:10 the last third remained the same to the nub. This video is sponsored by CigarAndPipes.com

Bolivar Gran Republica Toro Cigar Review - This 6x54 stick features a dark chocolate, firmly packed oily sating wrapper with fine tooth, large double cap and pungent aroma of fire cured tobacco, sweet cocoa and pepper. First light reveals a flawless draw with thick chewy medium-full bodied smoke showing a building smooth leather and cocoa core with pepper zing and slight spice through the finish, with a zesty retro. The first third comes down to a medium body with a slight caramel and oak joining in, while the spice diminishes and the smoke gets thinner. The 1/2 way point comes at 40 minutes with notes unchanged but body back up to a medium-full with again thick richer smoke and perfect construction. Ending at 1:35 the last third slowed the burn, keeping the big body with flavors shifting to a pronounced caramel and leather, smooth sweet cocoa, slight coffee and just touch of pepper but no spice through the long finish. Suggested products: https://amazon.com/shop/cigarobsession/ Join the CO Subscribestar for monthly giveaways and specials: https://www.subscribestar.com/cigarobsession Join the CO Fans Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cigarobsession

Metepa by Foundation Cigars Robusto Cigar Review - This 5x50 box pressed stick features a very firmly packed, oily satin wrapper with a large pigtail cap, double cap and faint musty cocoa aroma. First light reveals a flawless draw with thick full bodied plumes of rich smoke showing flavors of a light roast coffee, sweet cocoa, apricot like sweetness and building pepper zing and cayenne heat on the long finish. The first third burns slowly with just the sweetness shifting to a smoked molasses note, keeping everything else the same. The 1/2 way point comes at 35 minutes with flavors unchanged and perfect construction. holding a solid ash. Ending at 1:05 to the hot nub, the blend was largely the same just dropping the sweetness. Special note for CO fans from Joe, Owner of CigarAndPipes: "I'll also throw every CO fan who orders this weekend after the video a Free Charter Oak Maduro or Habano Toro with their order for each 5pk of Metapa ordered!" - put in "CO Fans" in your order notes :) Suggested products: https://amazon.com/shop/cigarobsession/ Join the CO Subscribestar for monthly giveaways and specials: https://www.subscribestar.com/cigarobsession Join the CO Fans Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cigarobsession

BLACKENED Cigars M81 by Drew Estate Toro Cigar Review - This 6x52 stick features a dark chocolate, dense and firmly packed oily, slightly toothy wrapper with a large double cap and pungent pepper and sweet cocoa aroma. First light reveals a flawless draw with thick rich smooth plumes of medium-full bodied notes of a dark earth on the front of the tongue, heavy pepper flavor with just a bit of tingle and texture and the slightest sweet spice on the long finish. The first third comes down quickly to a medium-body, dropping most of the pepper and earth replaced by a sweet cocoa and coffee, still very slick and smooth. The 1/2 way point comes at 40 minutes putting out again, thick rich medium-full bodied smoke, sticking with the coffee and cocoa but adding a light leather to the mix, all on a long finish with more added bakers spice zing. Ending at 1:10 the last third continues the perfect burn, with just a touch of strength only at the nub, while flavors go to a more syrupy sweetness, keeping the same notes.

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Cohiba Riviera Box Pressed Robusto Cigar Review - This 5x52 stick features a dark cocoa wrapper with an oily, slightly soft but evenly packed sharply pressed wrapper, slight tooth, large double cap and sweet, nutty leather aroma. First light reveals a flawless draw with plentiful medium-full rich smooth smoke showing a slightly sweet fruity cashew, creamy leather and slight pepper with a good bit of tingle through the long finish. The first half burns with perfect construction, pouring off thick rich smoke holding the same complex blend, adding a creamy note to the mix, all with a long smooth finish. The final third wraps up at 1:10 with notes staying near full bodied showing a sweet creamy smooth leather with a zingy pepper note added on the long finish. Suggested products: https://amazon.com/shop/cigarobsession/ Join the CO Subscribestar for monthly giveaways and specials: https://www.subscribestar.com/cigarobsession Join the CO Fans Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cigarobsession

CAO Zocalo Robusto Cigar Review - This 5x52 stick features a dark chocolate, oily satin wrapper with a brittle feel, large double cap and musty barnyard aroma. First light reveals a perfect draw with medium-full bodied notes of a thick creamy earth and spice combo with a hint of cocoa, with a long slick finish. The first third brings in a hazelnut, keeping the rest of the complex rich notes on the long finish. The 1/2 way point comes at 35 minutes with flavors the same. Ending just over an hour, the final third did lose the complexity going to a washed out hot earth, but burned perfectly to the nub.

Cohiba Red Dot Robusto Cigar Review - This 5x49 stick features a dark brown firmly packed wrapper with a dry satin feel, triple cap and faint woody aroma. First light reveals a flawless draw with thick aged tobacco smooth smoke showing notes of a sweet deep caramel, deep wood core and building spice through the long finish. The first third goes to a tick, creamy textured smooth blast of leather keeping the slight sweetness and caramel with the spice down a touch on the finish. The 1/2 way point comes at 30 minutes with flavors just shifting a bit drier, and the ash holding a solid chunk. Ending at 55 minutes the last third showed no changes to the flavors with just a touch of strength joining in at the end. Suggested products: https://amazon.com/shop/cigarobsession/ Join the CO Subscribestar for monthly giveaways and specials: https://www.subscribestar.com/cigarobsession Join the CO Fans Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cigarobsession

Caldwell Lost & Found Pepper Cream Soda Broadleaf Robusto Cigar Review - This 5x52 box pressed stick features a very dark chocolate, thick, oily satin wrapper with a large double cap, firm even pack and faint sweet musty aroma. First light reveals a flawless draw with fairly thick medium bodied smoke showing notes of a deep earth, faint coffee and slow building pepper on the long finish. The first third burns quickly but very well with flavors deepening and up to medium-full with a longer finish and perfect draw. The last bit slows the burn down a good bit, ending at 45 minutes to the hot nub with the biggest flavor change being the earth going a bit smoother and the pepper dying down but keeping a zingy texture through the finish. Suggested products: https://amazon.com/shop/cigarobsession/ Join the CO Subscribestar for monthly giveaways and specials: https://www.subscribestar.com/cigarobsession Join the CO Fans Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cigarobsession

Aging Room Quattro Sonata Maestro Torpedo Cigar Review - This 6x52 box pressed stick features a firmly packed dark cocoa wrapper with a very oily, toothy feel, shaped tip and pungent sweet hay and campfire aroma. First light reveals a flawless draw with medium-full notes of a rich musty slightly sweet cocoa, creamy texture and flavor, with a bit of spice on the retro and a clean long finish of the same. The first third burns a bit fast but with perfect performance, still pouring out the smoke keeping the same complexity and adding a slight heat and spice on the long finish. The 2nd third continues the great burn dropping solid ash chunks, with flavors shifting to a musty slightly sweet cocoa and dark coffee, with a tony cayenne heat on the tail of the finish. Ending at 55 minutes the last third burns a bit slower, holding the same performance to the nub. Suggested products: https://amazon.com/shop/cigarobsession/ Join the CO Subscribestar for monthly giveaways and specials: https://www.subscribestar.com/cigarobsession Join the CO Fans Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cigarobsession

Southern Draw Manzanita Robusto Cigar Review - This 5.5x54 stick features a dark chocolate, dense, slightly soft packed oily wrapper with a satin finish, large double cap and musty hay and cocoa aroma. First light reveals a medium-full thick chewy smoke with jolly rancher apple on the draw that quickly goes to pepper bomb zing and spice through the long heavy finish. The first third tames the pepper somewhat but it's still strong. The first third goes to a coffee cake sweetness on the draw with the finish still dominated by the pepper lasting to the next draw. 40 minutes in at the 1/2 way point the sweetness dropped, leaving a nutty coffee and pepper all lasting through the long smooth finish. Ending at 1:10 the last third kept the same notes and added a touch of strength.