Nub CT

dubiousmonk

I recently had the pleasure of enjoying a Nub CT. The wrapper was flawless, the stick boasting a noticeable raisin aroma pre-light. Upon lighting I found the taste to be slightly more intense than your average "mild" stick. Draw was excellent with a burn to match. Toasty flavors of wood and leather, with a noticeable spice about 1/3 in. To my surprise this stick ashed the way it is presented in the Nub ads... I ashed it once when it was almost done... Amazing, perfectly straight cylinder of ash from start to finish. Speaking of the finish, while I would not say it was strong, it was certainly the strongest finish of any mild cigar I have ever had. I will getting more of these...

dennisking

Nice little review, I am a BIG fan of the Nub. I prefer the Habano myself. I've had the Connecticut and it was just okay to me, lots of smoke, not big on flavor, but everyone's tastes are different. They def. have the best construction though, without a doubt. I have yet to have one with a burn problem

Unthought_Known

My two favorites are CT and Habano. I rarely smoke CT cigars, but I've found that the two best (for me) are Nub and Rocky Patel CT. Although I finally had an Oliva CT the other day and it put itself in the running...

dennisking

Unthought, try a Gurkha Park Avenue. 2 bux and my-tee-fine

YankeeMan

JZ

I really didn't like the NUB concept when it was first introduced and vowed to never buy one. But something started to intrique me more and more and here I stand with atleast 12 in the humidor! I like the CT but I love the habano. I have a maduro I'll fire up when im in Vegas in 10 days. I think that they'll be very good to have on the casino floor. The 1 hour or so is awesome.

Unthought_Known

dennisking:

Unthought, try a Gurkha Park Avenue. 2 bux and my-tee-fine

Interesting, I'll have to give it a shot. I generally shy away from Gurkha because of their absurd retail price and the number of different cigars they produce.

TatuajeVI

The CT is my favorite. Like you said - not your average CT. I don't particularly love Connecticut wrappers, mostly because they end up a little bland for my tastes. The NUB is so flavorful, though, and is certainly not a mild CT. The creamy flavors go great with chocolate milk.

Hays

Unthought_Known:

dennisking:

Unthought, try a Gurkha Park Avenue. 2 bux and my-tee-fine

Interesting, I'll have to give it a shot. I generally shy away from Gurkha because of their absurd retail price and the number of different cigars they produce.

Definitely give it a try man. The Park Avenue is easily one of Gurkha's best values - a great mild stick for a very fair price.

dubiousmonk

Def looking into these Park Avenues, thanks for the recommendation.

dennisking

also try the Nub Habano, obviously not the same flavor profile but that's my favorite Nub. I recommend the 460 as it's a torpedo and a little easier to smoke to the very end