Rocky patel Nimmy D one of the best cigars I’ve smoked. Not for someone who has just started their journey, but if you have smoked for a while I would recommend you to try it. I love it.
Cigar Conctruction
The first thing that came to mind was the uneven Cap before I felt the cigar to see how well it was rolled. It was a little bumpy. I was a little nervous about how it would turn out when it was time to cut. But it turned out to go really well. There were no uneven soft parts or noticeable veins that would reveal that cigars would burn unevenly. The wrapper was almost unusually neatly attached and you almost didn’t see at all that it was hand-rolled. It was almost like a luxurious blanket over the cigar. The band around the cigar appealed to me immensely. I didn’t know if it gave a sporty feel or an incredibly luxurious futuristic feel. It felt incredibly luxurious. When you look at it, you get a sense of depth thanks to the design. behind the text. It’s a bit like the text Nimmy D coming out of the cigar.
Wrapper: Ecuador – Binder: Nicaragua – Filler: Nicaragua
Cigar taste Unlit
When I brought the Rocky Patel Nimmy D cigar to my nose, a scent of dark chocolate and hay came to mind. The cold draft was sweet and reminiscent of chocolate. My thoughts drifted to sweet chocolate covered cake. I had high expectations now for the cigar and hoped it would follow the same path. The cigar offered many pleasant surprises I had not expected.
1/2
lets se what the cigar has to offer
After I lit the cigar, I was greeted with a thick smoke and slightly creamy texture. Dominantly floral slightly sweet flavors emerged and slight cayenne pepper, light hay in the background with a hint of slight saltiness were the first flavors that came to mind. I think it was the combination of the slightly creamy texture, floral flavors with a slight sweetness, Canyenne pepper, saltiness and hay that made my mind go to a barbecue dinner. There was a balance that was absolutely incredible in the flavors and made it difficult to smoke the cigar slowly. I wanted more of the cigar and fast. When I got a little bit into the cigar, closer to half, there were a few more flavors that balanced the whole barbecue dinner. There was a certain chocolate nuance reminiscent of cacao and espresso with a cola syrup-like flavor nuance and light raisins in the background. The cigar began to change character and prepared me for the second half of the cigar. The retrohale offered white pepper with a slight tickling sensation in the nose.
2/2
I hope this part of the Nimmy D cigar gives me as mutch pleasant tastes as the beginning
As the second part of the Rocky Patel Nimmy D cigar began, the taste buds were offered a lovely balance of flavors. It all started with a slightly creamy but at the same time slightly dry texture. A dark but at the same time slightly sweet taste of oak began to emerge with espresso and light florals in the background. There was also a slightly salty and incredibly light taste of cayenne pepper.As I neared the end of the cigar, it offered a tasty dessert. There was a flavor reminiscent of salt licorice with a combination of cedar, hay and oak in the background. Between the puffs came the real dessert, an oily texture and flavors that I was not prepared for. The only way I can describe the taste, it reminded me of a dark chocolate cake with a light vanilla sugar like sweetness. The retrohaling balanced out all the sweet flavors with light white pepper.
Smoke time
I got about 50 minutes of enjoyment from the cigar. I probably could have gained another 10 minutes if I slowed down a bit.
Would I Smoke Rocky Patel Nimmy D Again? When I got the chance I ordered several of it. Incredibly good cigar!
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