Sancho Panza Doble Maduro, "Quixote".

[Purero]

Hello everybody, this is my first review in english, i will try to define my perceptions as i do in Spanish, my language.

I got this Stick from a friend Humidor, it was a good gift.

First, i have to tell that is not that common to smoke this Cigars in México, is not easy to buy them in all Cigar Stores.

Ok, here we go.

I cut the cigar with a Xicar scissors and light it with Torch perfectly.

1/3 The first part has a ligh body and the smoke is very soft, taste like toasted coffe, expresso coffe specifly.

2/3 The strenght has increases, a woody flavor has come and is easy to feel a spicy sensation on the tongue sides.
It is easy to smoke, maby is not full-flavor but it does not taste bad, i like it.

3/3 White and consistent ashes the Cigar has, but now it is a little bitter, time to go.



I really enjoy the Cigar with a Gourmet beer ("La Trappe, Holand (Abdi beer)), i think that for this price and sizes (4.5x50) it is a good Cigar, Sancho Panza Doble maduro has bigger sticks, but i think that they could be bored.


Grade: 80/100

Thank you and excuse me for my bad english!

Kind Regards.

Víctor Luis.

[badwhale]

Thanks for the review.

Sounds similar to experiences I've had with this cigar.

Will

[ashauler]

Very nice review! Thanks.

[steffanan]

Nice review! I personally really only enjoy the extra fuerte from sancho panza, if you ever see that I'd recommend giving it a try too.

[FunkyCold5]

The Sancho Panza DM was one of my favorites when I first started getting into cigars. Great review! I may have to revisit and see if my pallette has not steered too far from it.

[CoventryCat86]

I like these cigars. To avoid the bitterness at the end of pretty much any cigar, I blow through the cigar for about ten seconds and I find it smokes better with no bitterness. When I start sensing it getting bitter again, I blow through it again.