Corona Nicaraguan Selection 10th Anniversary Robusto Cigar Review Vid

kaelaria · 03-11-2010, 10:17 PM

This 5×50 stick offers a dark tan, firmly packed wrapper showing minimal veins and tight seams with a large double cap. The aroma is a mellow tobacco smell, reminiscent of the ‘perfect humidor’. Starting off it gives out huge volumes of smoke with a very easy, free draw. Flavors are extremely sweet, tasting much like a flavored tip. The core is an aged tobacco, very smooth with a good bit of pepper kick that comes on the end of the draw holding and building through the long finish. 40 min in at the 1/2 way point flavors remained very consistant, still medium-full bodied but without a strength kick. The last third mellowed the whole stick out – the body came down a touch to medium, the aged tobacco changed to a slight earth, the pepper zing came down and the big sweetness changed to a suble licorice. Burn was excellent all the way down, holding the ash in thirds for a total burn time of 1 hour. Video on the site.

03-12-2010, 06:21 AM

I really like these. Usually pick some up every time we head to Orlando to visit family there. It doesn't hurt that they're quite affordable, too.

Very tasty and rich. I find them to be full bodied, and prefer the maduro in the line.

03-11-2010, 10:17 PM	#1
kaelaria Cigarobsession.com Baby! Join Date: Mar 2009 First Name: Bryan Location: Holiday, FL Posts: 736 Trading: (3)	Corona Nicaraguan Selection 10th Anniversary Robusto Cigar Review Vid This 5×50 stick offers a dark tan, firmly packed wrapper showing minimal veins and tight seams with a large double cap. The aroma is a mellow tobacco smell, reminiscent of the ‘perfect humidor’. Starting off it gives out huge volumes of smoke with a very easy, free draw. Flavors are extremely sweet, tasting much like a flavored tip. The core is an aged tobacco, very smooth with a good bit of pepper kick that comes on the end of the draw holding and building through the long finish. 40 min in at the 1/2 way point flavors remained very consistant, still medium-full bodied but without a strength kick. The last third mellowed the whole stick out – the body came down a touch to medium, the aged tobacco changed to a slight earth, the pepper zing came down and the big sweetness changed to a suble licorice. Burn was excellent all the way down, holding the ash in thirds for a total burn time of 1 hour. Video on the site. __________________ Cigar Videos

03-12-2010, 06:21 AM	#2
Wanger Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Corona Nicaraguan Selection 10th Anniversary Robusto Cigar Review I really like these. Usually pick some up every time we head to Orlando to visit family there. It doesn't hurt that they're quite affordable, too. Very tasty and rich. I find them to be full bodied, and prefer the maduro in the line.