Cigarkings geniales Colorado coy24 cigar review

Table of Contents

Construction

The cigar was firmly rolled and have a lighter oily feeling to it.

Wrapper: Ecuador – Binder: Nicaragua – Filler: Nicaragua

Scent and cold draw

The wrapper had a scent of hay and chocolate while the filler had a scent of hay. The cold draw gave me flavors of milkiness, fruitiness and nuttiness.

1/3 Lets light up the Cigarkings geniales Colorado coy24 cigar

The cigar started of soft with a lighter creamy texture. The dominant flavors i felt were general spiciness, woodiness, nuttiness and florality. In the background there were flavors of raisins, brown sugar-like sweetness and dark chocolate. The retrohale tickled my nose a little and gave nuances of white pepper, black pepper and hay.

2/3 The cigar showed a lighter complexity

As i came in to the second third of the Cigarkings geniales Colorado coy24 the flavors started changing as bit. The texture became a little bit creamier and the flavors i felt were woodiness, earthiness, spiciness but little smoother than in the first third, florality, hay, nuttiness, leather and dark berries. In the background there were soft flavors of herbs, general saltiness, brown sugar-like sweetness, espresso and general acidity. The retrohale still tickled my nose a little but was little smoother than before and gave nuances of hay and white pepper.

3/3 Lets see how the geniales Colorado coy24 finishes

The texture grew even more and was thick and creamy. The flavors the cigar presented were woodiness, saltiness, hay, earthiness, general dark berries with a hint of tartness, florality and nuttiness. In the background there were flavors of cedar, leather, brown sugar-like sweetness and dark chocolate. The retrohale was smooth and provided me with nuances of white pepper, hay and cayenne pepper.

After taste

Walnuts, hay and a slightly bitterness.

Body

Full

Smoke time

70 minutes

Conclusion

Cigarkings geniales Colorado coy24 has a full body that makes the cigar suitable for the more experienced Aficionados. The flavors are balanced and have a lighter complexity throughout the smoke. Not a cigar you need to focus too much on to feel the flavors. If I compare price vs taste vs quality, I think it is where it should be.

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