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    Smoke Famous Nicaraguan 3000 ~ Torpedo
    Drink(s): Yuengling Porter
    Tunes: Queensryche Greatest Hits

    Wrapper: Maduro
    Draw: Medium throughout
    Burn: Razor sharp, even with small cone throughout.
    Misc: 90+ minutes Nose exhale exhibits medium burn.

    Pre-light: Musky scent. Bit of chocolate smell. Prelight taste ~ nothing



    Light: Medium effort to toast. Medium draw.

    1st 3rd: Spicy. I sense a hint of chocolate. Slight salty flavor. Oily, lots of stuff going on here. I'd say medium body at this point. There's something else on the draw... a green, not aged flavor. Hard to describe.



    Ash: Crisp white. Tiny black specks. Solid out to 1 1/2"



    2nd 3rd: Chocolate, oil. Medium to full body now. Spice has mellowed, but still there. Basically the same flavor profile, but a little more mellow.



    3rd 3rd: More heavy body now. Spice is gone. Oily chocolate hints. Minty green taste. It gets harsh towards the end



    Overall impression: Very good for the price. I think I should let these age in the humi for a while though. Good potential. Score: Solid mid 80's

    Will
    Last edited by badwhale; 09-20-2009 at 08:16 PM. Reason: 9/20/09 Photobucket shuffle
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    Dammit, someone will respond to this review!!!!

    I just thought about genuflecting on this cigar, and reading through, it's pretty consistent with the way I described it last year, except for that "green" flavor I noted. That's gone now, and this is just a really good cigar.

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    I am digging the music. I have a few famous 6000 Nic Toros. They are a decent yard gar I guess.
    I am sure mine need some resting time though. Plus mine are natural and not maduro.
    The stick looks and sounds good Will. Thanks for the review..
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    Since May of '09, the cigar has improved and Queenryche's Greatest Hits are just as, um, great.

    Chocolaty goodness strikes again!

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    I had the same cigar in a toro size the other night. The draw was a bit loose for me, but overall enjoyable.
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    I pulled out one of these in the robusto vitola from early 08 to smoke. Dang thing pretty much exploded on me.
    Yay! Cigars!


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