Untitled Berserker & Lagavulin 16 Year Single Malt Scotch | Cigar Pairing

The long-awaited 2nd installment of Untitled just landed. Ironically for Untitled, this blend has a name...Berserker. If you're a fan of Nicaraguan tobacco and love cigars booming with richness and complexity, you'll want to smoke this. A total roll in the catnip. Beautiful in the hand, a heavy, dense, gently box-pressed shape with slightly rounded edges. The wrapper is a gorgeous, reddish-brown Habano leaf with nice texture, an oily sheen, and smooth appearance. Cold draw is nice, with nice spice tingling on the lips. Out of the gate, it's as advertised - a spice bomb on the front of tongue with copious volumes of smoke and thick dark grey ash. Part way in it settles down slightly but remains full-bodied from foot to head, warming the gut and lighting up the palate with flavor. Very rich with an underlying nuttiness, spicy-sweet notes, and a subtle fruit-like quality. Cost is unreal here at da Page. Untitled Berserker looks and smokes every bit the part of a $10+ cigar all day and that makes it a pound for pound champ. Tremendously tasty full-bodied smokes.