Cigar Review
Don Tomas Classico Maduro Robusto Cigar Review
Maduro wrapper with a slight sheen of oils. The construction looks perfect. This should be a good cigar. I am having Maker’s Mark and a Cherry Coke with it.
Cigar Stats
Robusto
Length: 5 1/2″
Ring Gauge: 50
Wrapper: USA/Connecticut Broad Leaf
Binder: USA/Conn
Filler: Honduras, Nicaragua
Price: $3.25
Winter Light!
My initial impression is that this is a decent cigar. I’m getting a very earthy flavor, almost like a grassy sweetness. There is also a bitterness to this cigar. The draw is a little too tight for my liking.
Very poor burn. Little over an inch in and I’m not liking it at all. In addition to the bitterness there’s now a sourness as well.
Burning quickly and wildly. What flavors there are in this cigar I do not like. And there aren’t that many flavors here to warrant a mention. Medium bodied.
I almost always finish a cigar. Things can change from the beginning to the end of a cigar. So, unless the cigar is just plain awful, I will give it the benefit of the doubt and finish it. I dislike this cigar so much that I cannot finish it.
77 points
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Tags: 70-79 points, 77 points, bad draw, bitter, Don Tomas, Don Tomas Classico, earthy, medium bodied, poor burn, robusto, sour Discussion
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[...] than that stretch mark it looks like it has perfect construction. Right before this I smoked a crappy Don Tomas and a second one (forget what it was at this point) that was just as bad. So there’s a chance [...]
I am smoking one of these as I type. I agree fully with your review! It looked to be very well made. I wonder if the rather veiny wrappe leads to some of the uneven burning that I am also getting. It had a nice oily feel to it. The prelight draw was rather sweet like some nice sun dried raisins or other darker red fruits.
I am very suprised by the smoking characterstics and not in a good way. Not super earthyness. Reminds me of nicely roasted peanuts. A few hints of flavors found in the pre light draw, but not enough for me to enjoy this one really. Looks like the 3 others I have will rest awhile to see if they improce.
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