Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust

Sobremesa

Great balance.

Consistent review. Notes of gentle earth blended with smoother profiles of leather and woodsiness. An almost perfect draw. The burn started even and remained clean.

Repeat review. Notes of gentle earth that are not bitter, blended with profiles of leather and woodsiness - possible cedar. An almost perfect draw. The burn started even and clean.

Notes of gentle earth that is not bitter, blended with profiles of leather and a little woodsiness - possible cedar. An almost perfect draw. The burn waved at times but stayed within itself pretty well.

Notes of gentle earth that is not bitter, blended with profiles of leather and a little woodsiness - possible cedar. An almost perfect draw. The burn waved at times but stayed within itself pretty well.

Great!

Smooth and creamy cedar and coffee with a touch of spice.

Overall good. Initial tastes of chocolate, earthy tones on the third part with tones of leather and wood. Gave a good 50 minutes of relaxation. For me this would be a "would smoke again if offered, but wouldn't buy". Around the same price range there are other Dunbartons that I would go for, like the Sobremesa Brulee Toro Connecticut.

Good Cigar

Good smoke. Mild flavors.

Flavor was great until it cracked and wouldn't stop cracking. Had to give up on it five minutes in. Probably the exception to the rule and I would try it again as I don't think it's representative of the brand.

Buy again

Always a great cigar but this one seemed off today... Wonky burn, and more mild than medium.

Smooth complexity with nice spices

Perfect burn and a very nice natural sweetness. One of my new favorites