This is a cigar I smoked Tuesday after I turned in my final report for an entrepreneurship class I took this semester. That means I smoked it in my car and without any drinks.
It is a good looking cigar, very short and stubby. Dark as well. Looks like it should be a fairly decent cigar.
Cigar Stats
Length: 4 1/2″
Ring Gauge: 50
Wrapper: Honduras
Binder: Hon.
Filler: Hon.
Price: $6.00
Final Light!
XL For Men? That’s really a name for a cigar? That sounds gimmicky to me.
But it actually shows some promise. It is a good cigar with lots of flavor at first. Then something happened. All of the flavors just disappear because there is a really bad draw for this cigar.
It really is a shame because I was enjoying it immensely. So much so that I was going to give it 90+ points. But because of the draw and the disappearing flavors I had to knock it down some.
Read On!
When I looked at this cigar I noticed some problems. The coloring was spotty and there was a whole in the wrapper. So you can understand why I was pleasantly surprised when I found that I was really liking this cigar.
The Graycliff 1666 Presidente is a well balanced, sweet cigar. It is medium bodied and is really a joy to smoke. That is it was a good smoke until I ran into some unexpected problems. Everything considered I still think it is a good cigar and should be given a chance; especially if you like medium-bodied cigars.
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