La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero ~ Chisel

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Smoke: La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero ~ Chisel
Drink: Yuengling Porter
Tunes: None

Wrapper: Ecuador
Binder: Dominican
Filler: Dominican
Draw: Medium
Burn: Good
Misc: Runs about 60min

Pre-light: Nice Colorado shade wrapper with a tapered “chisel” cap. Nice construction. Sweet musty scent. A little spicy and sweet on the cut prelight flavor.

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Light: Easy. Medium draw.

1st 3rd: Sweet tobacco with a spicy finish. Floral notes, medium body, mellow, but has some bite. Kind of creamy too. Tasty, but lacks some depth of profile at this point.

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Ash: Stacks well, and holds on for about ¾”

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2nd 3rd: It’s weird, but the floral notes and the slight sweetness reminds me of a good unsweetened ice tea. A tiny bit of oil bitterness breaking through now. Still a medium body cigar with light to medium flavor profile.

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3rd 3rd: More oil now. All flavors as described above, but more pronounced now. Except the “creamy” that’s gone.

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Overall impression: Not sure why I don’t have more LFD in the humidor…

Pulled this one from an OAR sampler. Thanks, you know who you are.

Will

nummers! I love these. Great review, Mr. Will.

Excellent cigar :smiley20:
Try using a punch next time.
"punch them on the top and bottom and go all the way threw".

Nice review.
WTF is an OAR sampler?

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Originally Posted by ashauler

Nice review.
WTF is an OAR sampler?

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Shit. OYA sampler from Holt's:smiley9:

After the mega review 2 where we had the LFD airbender I was so impressed I went and picked up a couple of their other sticks. They are really good sticks! Great review

Good review, Will - not sure why this cigar was never reviewed before. It's been talked up for years now!

This is one of those cigars I put off for late at night, after I have a full stomach (prefer to have had a steak and baked potato beforehand).

My experience with these has been they are VERY spicy up front - the first two or three puffs on this one almost turns me off to the smoke because it's so spicy. But - once past that - it settles down and is a VERY flavorful, pleasant cigar. Make no mistake, though - this is on the high end of the full body/full strength end. Not much else competes with this cigar on that level.

Daigz - the Airbender is NOTHING like this cigar. I like the Airbender for much different reasons than I like the Chisel. The Chisel is full bodied - full strength. The Airbender is much more in the medium range on both. LFD has done much to move away from that full bodied - full strength line they've become known for - and moved more into the mainstream with their offerings. However - I'm glad they've kept the Chisel around. :smiley20:

I figured it was very different based on the review but I was referring more to the LFD brand in general (I've had a few others and really enjoyed them too).

I've never had a Chisel before and it looks like I'm going to have to add it to my Wish List!

How long ago did they start going with the less full bodied smokes for more of a mainstream appeal? Just curious.

The Chiselito Maduro is even stronger, IMHO.

They're both great smokes. I read some people complain that LFD, you have to age them yourself, or they come kinda green, and you have to sit on them for a while. The Chiselitos I had, I would agree with that statement, although I wouldn't say any of the truck tasted "sick."

Will

Dawg rokits, they will spoil the contents of your humidor. Send them all to me for proper disposal ...

Call it, "LFD abatement".




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