Henry Clay

War Hawk

3 weeks in humidor.great draw and burn. Cedar, vanilla, pepper, nuts.

Spiced cedar with a little creaminess at times. Easy draw with a lot of smoke production. Brittle cap but the rest of the construction was solid. Stronger than expected at first.

Deep cap. Great burn. Good construction. Easy smoke. Tastes of cream, cedar and vanilla.

Very pleasant. Fairly mild. Gets more complex as it goes.

First time out with this cigar. Pleasantly surprised. Ecuadoran Connecticut wrapper around Honduran filler. Consistent spice, cream, cedar. Medium body, gets stronger in the final third. This is an Altadis product and aside from Montecristo and Aging Room, I'm usually less than enthusiastic. They have shown some creativity here by inverting the traditional Henry Clay blend and it pays off. Well constructed, nice draw and smoke volume, doesn't hold an ash much beyond an inch. The flavor profile is unique in the medium bodied niche and at this price point ($7, +/-). Balanced, grounded, somebody knew starting out what kind of cigar they wanted to blend.

Very good stick. Recommended by my local shop. Perfect recommendation!👍

Smooth creamy med-full flavor. Not so strong as the regular clays. Good afternoon smoke