My Review of Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Maduro Box Pressed.
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JCizzle
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Somewhere around 6 x 50?
I don't know much about this stick other than I got it from stephen_hannibal. This was my first maduro and I enjoyed it very much.
The pre-light draw had a smooth tobacco flavor, a hint of fruit, and a woody aftertaste. The draw was tighter than I'm used to, and the stick even looked like it was packed very tight. Not bad, just different. It took me a few puffs to relax and just "go with the flow" with this draw, rather than trying to force it.
The first 1/3 of the cigar definitely had a lot of spice, maybe a hint of cinnamon. My initial thought was "Christmas spices." After the initial 1/3, the taste became more roasted, sharper and more bitter.
This stick burned evenly, with only minor touch-ups that were most likely due to my noobness. This was one of the first cigars I've had that had an obvious difference from others. Based on my first experience, I think I am a fan of maduros.
Happy smoking,
J.C.
I don't know much about this stick other than I got it from stephen_hannibal. This was my first maduro and I enjoyed it very much.
The pre-light draw had a smooth tobacco flavor, a hint of fruit, and a woody aftertaste. The draw was tighter than I'm used to, and the stick even looked like it was packed very tight. Not bad, just different. It took me a few puffs to relax and just "go with the flow" with this draw, rather than trying to force it.
The first 1/3 of the cigar definitely had a lot of spice, maybe a hint of cinnamon. My initial thought was "Christmas spices." After the initial 1/3, the taste became more roasted, sharper and more bitter.
This stick burned evenly, with only minor touch-ups that were most likely due to my noobness. This was one of the first cigars I've had that had an obvious difference from others. Based on my first experience, I think I am a fan of maduros.
Happy smoking,
J.C.
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These things are a staple in my humi... glad it worked out. I would suggest the La Henrencia Cubana Oscuro Fuerte.JCizzle:Somewhere around 6 x 50?
I don't know much about this stick other than I got it from stephen_hannibal. This was my first maduro and I enjoyed it very much.
The pre-light draw had a smooth tobacco flavor, a hint of fruit, and a woody aftertaste. The draw was tighter than I'm used to, and the stick even looked like it was packed very tight. Not bad, just different. It took me a few puffs to relax and just "go with the flow" with this draw, rather than trying to force it.
The first 1/3 of the cigar definitely had a lot of spice, maybe a hint of cinnamon. My initial thought was "Christmas spices." After the initial 1/3, the taste became more roasted, sharper and more bitter.
This stick burned evenly, with only minor touch-ups that were most likely due to my noobness. This was one of the first cigars I've had that had an obvious difference from others. Based on my first experience, I think I am a fan of maduros.
Happy smoking,
J.C.
Very Similar profile but a ton smoother IMHO.
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Smoother always sounds good in my book, I will definitely check that one out.
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Have you tried this cigar in the natural wrapper? That's a good strong smoke.
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No but I'm convinced to try it!
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The IT SF was one of the first cigars I fell in love with and I always keep a few around in both wrappers
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I didn't like the natural as much...
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This was one of the first cigars I ever smoked. Not huge on them these days, but they definitely were important in the development of my palette. First time I really got Cocoa and coffee flavors. The color of the wrappers, however, are beyond dubious... Ahem. Rocky is notorious for that though.
These are decent throw around sticks at around 3$ a piece. Great flavor for that price actually. Any more expensive though, and... ehhh. No thanks.
