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Pinar Del Rio Flores y Rodriguez Cabinet Seleccion Capa Habano Toro Cigar Review

by Bryan Glynn, September 1, 2012
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Pinar Del Rio Flores y Rodriguez Cabinet Seleccion Capa Habano Toro Cigar Review

This 6×52 stick features a medium brown firm oily wrapper with small veins, tight invisible seams, triple cap and very mild soapy tobacco aroma. First light reveals a perfect draw with medium bodied flavors of an oily deep tobacco followed by a dry short finish. The first third quickly shifts to a complex smooth, creamy textured and flavored leather with a pepper and spice kick lasting well through the now long finish. 30 minutes in the ash drops off starting the 2nd third, construction is flawless and the flavors remain unchanged. 1:10 minutes in just starting the last third, flavors remain unchanged however the strength ramps up considerably pushing medium-full making me quite dizzy and sweaty. Burn is a bit wonky needing a large touchup. I ended the stick at just 1:20 because I just couldn’t handle the strength, going to full at the end. For those that like stronger cigars you should get near 1:40 easily.

 

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