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Pinar Del Rio Flores y Rodriguez Cabinet Seleccion Capa Maduro Toro Cigar Review
This 6×52 stick features a dark brown firmly packed slightly toothy wrapper with minimal veins, tight invisible seams, a large triple cap and a sweet oily chocolate and hay aroma. First light revels a slightly snug draw with minimal smoke output giving mild-medium bodied flavors of a slightly sweet damp tobacco, while the finish picks up adding a bit of pepper and going to a deep more substantial earthiness. The first third brings up the body to a solid medium, giving very deep earthy notes through the draw and the finish, keeping the tiny bit of pepper. It’s a slow burner, taking 25 minutes to get the second third transition point and the burn is very good. The 1/2 way point comes at 50 minutes, showing an earthy bread flavor and a long finish that’s getting thicker and even deeper. Ending at 1:15 the last third continued with no further shifts, keeping the excellent construction, just going too warm for my tatse with an inch remaining.
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