Smoke: My Father ~ No. 4 (lancero)
Drink: Yuengling Lord Chesterfield Ale
Tunes: N/A
Date Smoked: 11/10/11
Wrapper: Nicaraguan
Binder: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan
Draw: Medium
Burn: Great
Misc: n/a
Pre-light: Great construction with a nice little pigtail cap. Colorado maduro shade wrapper. A little splotchy in color and pronounced veins. Sweet musky tobacco scent. Sweet and spicy tobacco on the cut prelight taste.
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Light: Pretty easy. Medium draw.
1st 3rd: Oily. Spice. Cedar woodsy. Oily tobacco aftertaste. Flavorful. Mellow out a bit about ¾” in, but still spicy and oily.
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Ash: Looks flakey and fragile, but is going out to about 1” Light gray with a tan twinge.
2nd 3rd: Smoothed out. Draw is nice, and I don’t really have to “baby” this lancero. Oily, spicy sweet tobacco and woodsy. I’d call this a medium to full body smoke. Medium to full flavor. Great improvement over the megareview blind review robusto I had. Maybe that one was a dud.
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3rd 3rd: A lot like the 1st and 2nd 3rd. Spice picking up a bit more. Woodsy, oily & sweet tobacco. Very pleasant and interesting.
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Overall impression: This the second vitola I’ve had in this line, and I’d feel confident in recommending it. Definitely.
Received 2 of these from separate BOTLs shortly after one another. This one if from the 1st sender, and I thanked the other sender in “today’s smokes” Thank you!
Will
