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Padilla Miami Toro Cigar Review

by Bryan Glynn, October 1, 2011
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Padilla Miami Toro Cigar Review

This 6×50 stick features a soft dark tan wrapper with minimal veins, tight seams, double cap, slight spongy give and tangy manure aroma. First light reveals a loose draw putting out medium-full body flavors of a zingy aged tobacco with a bit of a bite and oily bitterness. Smoke output is excellent with a long thick mouthfeel and finish. The first third develops to almost candy like flavors, producing copious amounts of smoke with sweet and creamy tastes. The finish is the same, but very short and clean. It’s a very light overall experience – no earth, pepper or anything like that but flavors are bold on the draw. 30 minutes in at the 1/2 way point it’s much the same as the first third, shifting the general sweetness to a light caramel and also adding a nice light leather to the end of the draw and finish. Ending at 1:15 the last third shifted slightly to a heavier taste of creamy earth and a very warm in your chest finish. 10 minutes after finishing the video I did get quite a strength rush that made me a bit sick. Thank you very much to viewer Chaz from Long Island for donating this for review!

 

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