These coronas gordas, which I believe were recommended by THE GOOSE, came from a cabinet made in 2001 at the Villa Clara factory.
They are not discussed much in this (or any group), but are known for their strength: some say they must be aged for a decade. They are firm, well-constructed cigars with a medium colorado wrapper, a slight sheen of oil, and the famous "caca de vaca" barnyard smell.
They are not discussed much in this (or any group), but are known for their strength: some say they must be aged for a decade. They are firm, well-constructed cigars with a medium colorado wrapper, a slight sheen of oil, and the famous "caca de vaca" barnyard smell.