Dannemann artist line HBPR
 

This Danneman artist line HBPR was advised to me by Hartman cigars, a local Amsterdam cigarshop. It is a 5 x 50 Nicaraguan puro with a light colored wrapper with some small veins and a light aroma. The band is quite simple but tasteful.
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I can taste some wood, but it is very mild. After about half an inch there is a mild leather flavor which grows slowly in strength but it keeps mild. After a while it becomes a bit sweet and also a bit creamy. At 2/3rd of the cigar there is a mild and light chocolate flavor, again a bit creamy with a light sniff of white pepper. Closer to the end the creamy chocolate disappears and it’s wood and white pepper.

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All the flavors are ‘a bit’ or ‘a little’ and that is a shame. Flavorwise it is a good cigar, but the flavors are just too mild for me. Construction wise, flavor wise, draw wise, burn wise I can’t say anything bad about this cigar, except that it is way too mild for my taste.

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Would I buy this cigar again? Maybe, it is a very nice cigar but a little on the light side

Construction: 14 / 20
Draw: 14 / 20
Appearance: 14 / 20
Smoke && ash: 6 / 10
Burn: 14 / 20
Aroma (foot) 7 / 10
Aroma (body) 8 / 10
Aroma (head) 7 / 10

Re: Dannemann artist line HBPR
 

Never heard of that kind of cigar brand but thanks for sharing Ferdinand...

Re: Dannemann artist line HBPR
 

neither did I Bao, but the B&M guy said I would probably like it as I told him that I like Nicaraguan tobacco.