Gurkha Centurion Cigar Review Video
kaelaria
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This 6×60 dark chocolate wrapped perfecto offers a draw on the firm side, and 5 inches of normal burn after getting past and clipping the tapered ends. Showing several transitions, flavors included a creamy buttery leather, chocolate, big pepper blasts without the spice, deep earth and a long finish for most of the smoke. At the last third, flavors changed to a huge deep roasted coffee that was increasingly creamy to the nub. Smoke output was very light at the start, taking 20 minutes to open up to just normal. It was on the light side but always smooth, delivering a medium-full bodied experience overall. The ash held on for 2? at a time with no burn issues. http://cigarobsession.com/2010/02/01/gurkha-centurion-cigar-review/ 0
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Dude this is one of my favorite sticks!!!
Thank you so much!
Not many reviews for this one out there.
Also noticed the addition of the second band which is a great touch.
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Is this a newer stick? I wonder when they started throwing the centurion label on there. I have about 30 of them and no label just the gurkha. About time they start doing this.. lol. nice review, and to me this is one of the best sticks from gurkha.0
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I have to agree completely with the deliciousness of the Centurion, definitely one of my favorites especially from Gurkha. If I could, I would have this as an everyday cigar. Top notch!!
That second label makes it look really nice too, I'm gonna have to invest some of my tax return in those babies!!0 -
I've got two. I can't wait to try one!!!0
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Heh, imagine that! A way to tell which Ghurka it is!0
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lol.. they have got better.TatuajeVI:Heh, imagine that! A way to tell which Ghurka it is!0 -
One of my favorites!0
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So I smoked one of these on Wednesday - though it didn't have the band to tell me it was actually a Centurian. It was quite good. Nothing spectacular, but I caught a lot of the same flavors you did. Nice burn, too.0
