Di Fazio Maduro Torpedo

kaelaria

This 6×50 cigar features an oily jet black wrapper with minimal veins, tight seams, a slight spongy give and faint barnyard aroma. First light reveals an extremely loose draw with no resistance, light airy smoke and mild flavors of a sweet earth. At this point in the video I demonstrate why draw is important to a cigar. The first third comes and goes with much the same experience as the first light flavors, being fairly one dimentional. 40 minutes in at the 1/2 way point, the draw improves giving medium body smoke, and flavors of a bigger earthiness with kind of a harsh bite to it especially on the finish. Ending at 1:15 minutes, the last third showed no further changes other than needing a couple minor touchups. http://cigarobsession.com/2011/06/26/di-fazio-maduro-torpedo-cigar-review/

kaspera79

Bryan, you do come up with some unique/non-mainstream cigars. But, I always enjoy watching your reviews. And keep an eye out for the ones you speak highly of.