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Habano Bourbon Barrel-Aged Connecticut

Repeated review. Very smooth and creamy smoke with notes of wood with a little hay. There is very little to no spice involved. Construction is well done, the draw is just about right, and the burn stayed fairly even.

Exquisite, a soft and tasty cigar.

Very smooth and creamy smoke with notes of wood with a little hay. There is very little to no spice involved. Construction is well done, the draw is just about right, and the burn stayed fairly even.

Beautiful cigar, smooth, oily wrapper. Good draw from the start, plenty of creamy smoke. Mild, smooth and balanced, a very nice morning or afternoon cigar. Some spice at the start, it smooths out in the second third with some woody oak notes taking over from the initial hay, grassy aromas. Oak and cedar dominate at the end, while the smoke remains balanced and smooth until the very end… overall a very enjoyable medium strength cigar.

Carmel dry scent. Popcorn taste. Strong buzz.

Immediate flavor of a creamy buttered toast at the start of the foot and throughout the body. Notes of almond and barnyard. Mild and a very nice flavor sitting evenly on the palate. Good smoke. Probably one of the best breathing cigars I’ve had. Recommend.

Amazing, beautiful, light bodied cigar. Creamy, never bitter. Delicious… The barrel aged wrapper gives subtle bourbon notes… my new go to connecticut. Perfect construction, perfect draw, even burn, strong ash…

Definitely a great time.

Very nice smoke. Mild and pleasant.

Spice, pepper on light up through the 1st third. Spice mellows, more of a black pepper, smooth smoke, mild on the palate through the 2nd third. Final third continues through the same with black pepper reverting to pepper possibly white pepper note. I could not detect much of any chocolate notes.

Lil spicy Bitter Well made Even burn

Very mild however got stronger towards the end. Would get something different next time

Very mild opening that slowly progressed though the end of the cigar.