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    Default Murcielago ~ 6.50x40

    Smoke: Murcielago ~ 6.50x40
    Drink: Young’s Double Chocolate Stout
    Tunes: Bob Segar / Judas Priest

    Wrapper: Mexican
    Binder: Mexican
    Filler: Nicaraguan
    Draw: Medium draw
    Burn: Good
    Misc: Smoked sometime in September 2011

    Pre-light: Maduro Oscuro wrapper. Excellent construction with pigtail cap. Not a vitola I saw anywhere online. Came in the QSH VI goodie bag. Dark, musty smell. Spicy and dusty sweet tobacco on cut PL taste.



    Light: Easy light, medium draw.

    1st 3rd: Oily. Spicy. Sweet tobacco offsets the oily. Has some nutty woodsy notes. Good balance leaning towards toothy…



    Ash: Flaky, light gray, with little ash bubbles. Holds for 1 ½”



    2nd 3rd: A lot like the first 1st 3rd. Oily and sweet tobacco mix. Oily might be taking precedent. Spicy with a good medium body. Full flavor, however a bit 1 dimensional. I was hoping for some more nuances, but they’re not there.



    3rd 3rd: I didn’t write anything down for 3rd 3rd, however I recall thinking later that it was pretty much like the 2nd.



    Overall impression: I have no urge to look for more, but it wasn’t bad.

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    Didn't have that one in my bag, but I had pretty much the same conclusion about most of the smokes that were in it. (There were decently-good smokes in the bag, e.g., Antaño 1970, just not what I like to spend money on these days.)
    Last edited by craig; 12-01-2011 at 11:30 PM.

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    I smoked the hell out of these when they first came out along with the Cubao. Not so much anymore.
    It will always be a battle a day between those who want maximum change and those who want to maintain the status quo.
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