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To date I have only hand full of Cohibas (Rob & CCE) and have not been very impressed with them. The CCE have all had draw problems, and the Rob I've had have been on the young side.
Wanting to give this brand every opportunity to shine, I requested either a Siglio VI or Espy in the MAW/PIF thead. Mbraud stepped up and in true generous gorrilla fashion sent me both.
First up is the Sig VI. Compared to most of the ISOMs I smoke (Cor. Gordo, Rob, etc...) this thing is huge. The prel-light smell was a little on the grassy side, but gave me no indication to the stregth of this cigar. My beverage of choice is Rootbeer, so I grabbed a bottle of IBC and headed for the deck.
The foot toasted nicely and I lit this bad boy up....the first thing that came to my mind was creamy smooth. It had a little of that Cuban twang to it, but not much. A little choclately a little creamy, but oh so good. There was also a little spice to it that I could never put my finger on. Towards the end it started to develop a little bit of a tunneling problem, but what should I expected with only 72hrs of rest after travel. I really didn't notice it getting to me, but after nubbing it I went to stand up and realized my deck was spinning a little bit.
Overall a great cigar and now I understand what all the fuss is about these.
Thanks Mike. I'll be firing up the Esplendido later in the week.
Dan
Wanting to give this brand every opportunity to shine, I requested either a Siglio VI or Espy in the MAW/PIF thead. Mbraud stepped up and in true generous gorrilla fashion sent me both.
First up is the Sig VI. Compared to most of the ISOMs I smoke (Cor. Gordo, Rob, etc...) this thing is huge. The prel-light smell was a little on the grassy side, but gave me no indication to the stregth of this cigar. My beverage of choice is Rootbeer, so I grabbed a bottle of IBC and headed for the deck.
The foot toasted nicely and I lit this bad boy up....the first thing that came to my mind was creamy smooth. It had a little of that Cuban twang to it, but not much. A little choclately a little creamy, but oh so good. There was also a little spice to it that I could never put my finger on. Towards the end it started to develop a little bit of a tunneling problem, but what should I expected with only 72hrs of rest after travel. I really didn't notice it getting to me, but after nubbing it I went to stand up and realized my deck was spinning a little bit.
Overall a great cigar and now I understand what all the fuss is about these.
Thanks Mike. I'll be firing up the Esplendido later in the week.
Dan
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