Quote Originally Posted by logan37 View Post
Ok. I'm still smoking the puro, but my mind is made.

About 6 inches long, 46ish guage. The wrapper was a medium shade of brown, but applied perfectly, and it had a nice triple cap. Near the cap the cigar was a little tighter then the rest of the cigar. The draw was a little hard because of the tightness(I presume).

Prelight the cigar smelled sweet and tasted earthy. After lighting it, the smoke that billowed out smelled oily but there was only a hint of oil in the taste. The first 3rd was fairly mild with a sweet tobacco taste and a slight coffee finish. At 2/3 the finish picked up a bit of spice nothing strong but was very apparent. In the last Third(right now), the spice picked up a bit and the finish is more of a grassy taste. The ash was very white with slight gray stripes here and there.

Overall, I enjoyed the cigar very much. It reminded me of a Monte that I've smoked before but I don't think it was a Monte. Maybe Partagas? RyJ? I'm not sure, but I am quite certain that it was a Cuban.

Thank you Chris for the nice smoke. I hope I win because this prize pack looks delicious.
Close (geographically) but no cigar. It was a Litto Gomez Diez Americano which is a Dominican puro. While not as good as the chisel or toro sizes, its a pretty good cigar. Hope you enjoyed it.