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Flat4boxer Cigar #6
**************** Prelight Cigar number 6 is a dark brown maduro wrapped stick. Firm to the touch and well constructed with a somewhat oily sheen. Pre-light draw is firm. ![]() Light Perfect draw (for me) with plenty of full flavor, full bodied goodness. ![]() First 3rd Great flavor!!! Not as bold as a Camacho Tripple Maduro. Nice even burn starting out. Smooth flavors are not overpowering. Slight linger on the finish with just a hint of spice and it forms a nice tight, white ash. ![]() Second 3rd Flavor holding steady with hints of what I'd say is cedar. Even burn continues. As a side note, I set a personal record on my hand held comunications device in Bubble Breaker at this point. ![]() Third 3rd More full flavor coming out....seems to be getting stronger. Perhaps it's just the length of time I've been smoking it. *shrug* Can't seem to stop puffing....I'm going to nub this thing!!! ![]() Overall I'd give this powerhouse a 9.1/10 Would recommend this to everyone and would buy again in a heartbeat. Thanks for reading. |
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Just plain insane!
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I love me some PdPs as well. Almost all of my 99-00 ones have been pretty plugged. If not for a draw tool I don't think I would like them. Once you get them opened up they really shine!!
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When I was smoking NCs, I found they smoked better in the high 60s, low 70s... I find habanos to be best around 60-65, personally.
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Awesome... this should go much better for ya now (I hope). ![]() |
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What they smoked:
![]() 2007 Jose L Piedra Petit Cetros Slavac score: 8.25 Flat4boxer score: 7.5 First off, Brad, thank you for dry boxing that. It'll make this a lot better for ya. 24-48 hours should be fine... as long as it's around the low 60's. Funny you said that it's superior to the Cohiba Sig 2 (don't worry, I'd probably say the same thing... I am not a cohiba fan in the slightest). Also, Brad, you'll be happy to know that full boxes of these are around $35. ![]() Kelly, I'm sorry yours was plugged. These cigars do have a tendency to be unpredictable construction-wise, but the flavors are good and the price is right for a taste of Cuba on the golf course or when you're just not really paying attention. It's quite likely you got a bad one, and I'm surprised you rated it so highly. They really are pretty tasty if they draw well. |
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Number 4 up in a jiffy. |
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Slavac Cigar #4
************* Cigar: Mystery Cigar 4 Setting: Back Deck again, 55deg night. Bit chilly. Drink: Nothing tonight. ![]() Initial Impressions: Dryboxed this one on Dball's recommendation for 36 hours. The cigar has light to medium veins, no damage but did have a touch of greenish/blue discoloration around the foot. I'm guessing there was a footband here. Cigar appears well constructed. Cut and pre-light draw: Cut easily using a guillotine cut. Draw was light to medium with an initial taste of hazelnut coffee. Lit easily using my tri-torch. ![]() Draw after lighting: Heavenly. Medium draw. First Third: Tastes of nuts...perhaps macadamian? Smoothe draw with lots of smoke. Flavor is fantastic and almost chewy/tangible. Flavor reminds me of the one Cohiba Siglo II I've had, but superior. Draw remained smoothe throughout 1/3, with a ragged burn with no runners. There was no flavor of tar or smoke on the palate and no burn. Ash fell away at the end of 1/3 and turned instantly to powder. Never seen that before. ![]() ^Ash fell off right after picture. Second Third: Burn remains uneven though it's a non issue as there are no runners. Flavor remains the same with a hint of leather creeping in. This is an enjoyable/pleasant smoke with no burn or unpleasant taste to the palate. Hint of a 'creamy' finish but nothing to knock my socks off. Toward the end of 2/3 I noticed more leather but it was far from overpowering. Lost ash at another 1" buildup. ![]() Third Third: Flavor remains constant. Very predictable. Some slight pepper developing at the back of the palate, but only a hint. Burn line continues to be uneven but there are no runners. Dark, powdery ash. Cigar emits clouds of blue/gray smoke which is surprising for such a smallish cigar. Nutty flavor returns with force the closer I get to the nub. Lost ash again with 1" of buildup. ![]() Final Impressions: Pleasant smoke, nothing fancy but very enjoyable. Easy on the palate and 'medium bodied' throughout. Would I buy again: Certainly with a price point of under $8. Would I smoke again: Absolutely Overall Rating With 10 the highest possible and 0 the baseline: 8.25 Final Thoughts: Smoke became too hot with 1" of cigar left which left me a bit sad to put it down. Pretty good smoke, but a bit too bland for my maduro loving palate. Don't hesitate to pick up one of these however, it was far better than many I've had. |
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Great reviews!!! I'm looking forward to the back end of the sampler now!
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Shazam. I figured this one was a CC but that was as far as my intuition got.
I'll be picking up a box or two of these. |
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great reviews, keep it up. Looking forward to the rest since i know what the sticks are
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My first anniversary is this Monday so I will be out of town for the majority of the weekend.
If you submit your review and I don't reply within 18 seconds, that's why... ![]() Just a heads up. |
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Nuce cutter and review Brad!
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