Ashton ESG 23 Year Salute Cigar Review Video
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kaelaria
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This 6.25×52 stick offers a dark milk chocolate wrapper with a slight tooth, tight seams and firm pack with just a bit of give. A triple cap and minimal veins combine with a slightly irregular lumpy appearance showing it as a hand made creation. The first third brought a medium-full body of flavors including a smooth creamy cocoa with an undertone of tobacco and pepper, the finish being short and more peppery than the draw adding a slight spice kick. By the 2nd third flavors had transitioned to a smooth creamy cocoa with a bit of coffee, touch of leather and on the end of the draw into the lengthening finish, a black pepper taste and slight zing over the tongue. The last third brought the coffee flavor more forward and amped up the pepper especially on the finish. Smoke output was very good, coating the mouth with rich, smooth tastes. Draw and burn were both excellent all the way down with no issues and not needing any thought. Burn time to the last inch was 1:35.
http://cigarobsession.com/2010/02/24/ashton-esg-23-year-salute-cigar-review/ Comments
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Sounds tasty. I've never had any of the ESGs.
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PM sent, Bryan.
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ESGs are pretty rare, if you ever happen to see any, I highly recommend picking one up. Just be aware you will probably be paying $21+ for a stick. (but it's a great smoke)urbino:Sounds tasty. I've never had any of the ESGs. -
hmmm...site is down...oh wellkaelaria:
This 6.25×52 stick offers a dark milk chocolate wrapper with a slight tooth, tight seams and firm pack with just a bit of give. A triple cap and minimal veins combine with a slightly irregular lumpy appearance showing it as a hand made creation. The first third brought a medium-full body of flavors including a smooth creamy cocoa with an undertone of tobacco and pepper, the finish being short and more peppery than the draw adding a slight spice kick. By the 2nd third flavors had transitioned to a smooth creamy cocoa with a bit of coffee, touch of leather and on the end of the draw into the lengthening finish, a black pepper taste and slight zing over the tongue. The last third brought the coffee flavor more forward and amped up the pepper especially on the finish. Smoke output was very good, coating the mouth with rich, smooth tastes. Draw and burn were both excellent all the way down with no issues and not needing any thought. Burn time to the last inch was 1:35.
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I think I had a review of the 20 or 21 and out of all of them I've had I have to say they just aren't that great. Maybe if they lowered the price by 8 or 10 dollars but I feel they don't even touch a VSG. I do want to try the 23 though.Krieg:
ESGs are pretty rare, if you ever happen to see any, I highly recommend picking one up. Just be aware you will probably be paying $21+ for a stick. (but it's a great smoke)urbino:Sounds tasty. I've never had any of the ESGs. -
I got 11 of them for $150. Smoked one and really liked it.
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At that price yeah. Its a great smoke, but I think I over paid. Good to try once, but its not a $20 smoke, IMO.cabinetmaker:I got 11 of them for $150. Smoked one and really liked it. -
wow, that's not bad.cabinetmaker:I got 11 of them for $150. Smoked one and really liked it.
