Is it a good cigar? I think so!
Construction
The cigar was thight and nicely rolled. The oiliness was a little thicker than in many cigars and felt a little tougher. Bands wrapped around the cigar gave me the impression that it is a slightly more robust everyday cigar.
Wrapper: Honduras Corojo – Binder: Honduras Corojo Ligero – Filler: Honduras
Taste
Smell and cold draw
The wrapper smelled the general floral. A fresh scent that makes you think of a flower shop. The filler smelled like hay. The cold draft gave nuances of hay and fruitiness that went in the direction of raisins.
1/3 Of Camacho Corojo Robusto
The texture of was creamy and thicker than many other cigars. There was nothing to think about it showed right from the start that it had a medium body bordering on full. The flavors Camacho Corojo Robusto gave were hay, Floweriness that made me think of a flower shop, white pepper. In the background there were flavors of cedar wood, light caffe latte and a citrus nuance that is most easily described as citrus perfume. Retrohalation itched a bit and produced flavors of white and black pepper.
2/3 of Camacho Corojo Robusto
The creamy texture of the Camacho Corojo Robusto cigar continued in the same way as before. At this point, luckily I had water to rinse the palette. The flavors that emerged were dark Stone oven baked bread, oak, raisins, flora that went in the direction of floral perfumes, there was a saltiness and sourness I can’t draw a parallel to anything but was incredibly pleasant. In the background were leather, espresso and a fresh shade that is most easily described as thyme.
3/3 of Camacho Corojo Robusto
As I got into the last third of the cigar the texture was still Creamy but not as thick. The dominant flavors were espresso, oak, a nuttiness reminiscent of walnuts, hay and a flavor reminiscent of light bread. In the background I could feel flavors of raisins, a light sourness, light florality and light leather.
After taste
Walnuts
Body
Medium almost full body
Smoke time
70 minutes
Conclusion
A good cigar with a medium/full body that suits the slightly experienced aficionado. Good prominence more robust flavors. Excellent Construction.
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