Pinar Del Rio Seleccion Reserva Limitada Torpedo 2010 Cigar Review Video
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This 6.5×52 torpedo stick offers a dark chocolate Pennsylvania broadleaf wrapper with minimal veins, tight seams and a firm pack. First light reveals a firm draw, good smoke production with extremely rich oily medium bodied flavors of nuts, sweetness and earth. The first third develops those flavors while the draw loosens up a bit after another tip cut. The burn is good, and the finish is relatively short and clean keeping an oily earthiness. 30 min in at the 1/2 way point, flavors got deeper going to a big earthy finish, dropping most of the sweetness. I clipped a bit more off and the draw improved quite a bit. The burn needed a couple small touchups but nothing major. Just before the lower band point the flavors shifted to a creamy leather and earth with a very dry airy quality, and a longer dry finish. Ending at 1:20 the last third drops the cream for a dry roasted coffee flavor and the finish picks up a nice kick of spice that lingers for some time. The body remains medium while the strength slowly creeps up to medium-full.
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I think the Gypsy sent me one of these. Can't wait to try it.
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Pinar del Rio has been getting a ton of press lately, I'm gonna have to buy some one of these days.
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Glad to see some more stuff coming out with the PA Broadleaf wrapper....yum.
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PDR is one of those brands that I love for their ability to put out flavorful, maybe not overly complex, but still good, old fashioned, delicious, cheap cigars. I can easily afford to smoke any of PDR's lines every day. I only wish the release of the BOTL.org cigar was a regular thing, not just a one time release, as that is by far the best PDR cigar of all.
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Man I knew I should've jumped on those BOTL!!!docbp87:PDR is one of those brands that I love for their ability to put out flavorful, maybe not overly complex, but still good, old fashioned, delicious, cheap cigars. I can easily afford to smoke any of PDR's lines every day. I only wish the release of the BOTL.org cigar was a regular thing, not just a one time release, as that is by far the best PDR cigar of all.
