Cuban Rounds

Natural

Good cigar for a typical evening. AMAZING draw and even burn. Notes of oak throughout the whole cigar, hints of sweet spice, leather, and earth

Sweet tobacco, milk chocolate off the unit wrapper and foot. Tight draw. The cap came completely off with only a VERY modest guillotine cut (1/32nd of an inch). Initial flavors on the light up are harsh black pepper and cedar, but they calm down within 3 minutes or so. Foot smoke isn’t COMPLETELY unpleasant, but it definitely smells cheap. Cedar notes are sour and barnyard-like if the draw is too hard or too hot. Be gentle while smoking. The burn is actually not too bad. It’s not razor sharp, but it didn’t canoe very much. The finish is decent for a mild cigar. The second third adds a note of ash, but layered floral and mineral notes on the retrohale. Mild in strength and flavor throughout. Bits of tobacco fell in my mouth, but that’s normal for a Cuban sandwich like this. Flavors got VERY intense on the final third, which wasn’t a good thing. Overall, not a bad stick, per se, but there are better alternatives in this price range, in my opinion, like Drew Estates’ Factory Smokes