The World According To Stew Cigar Review

Hello everyone, its been awhile since my last review but just like clock work, I’m back. Today’s cigar is the La Aroma De Cuba “Mi Amor” from Don Pepin. I have wanted to smoke this cigar for quit a while but just didn’t have the time to give it a proper review. Well, that time has arrived and now I am happy to give you my verdict on whether this cigar by Don Pepin will pass the mighty Stew test.

CIGAR MAKE UP:

WRAPPER: Mexican

BINDER & FILLER: Nicaraguan / Nicaraguan

Length/Ring: 5.7  x 58

Shape: Valentino

Strength: Medium to Full

Price: $8.55

My Observations: This cigar was rolled with true perfection just as I expected from a Don Pepin creation. I loved how the deep chocolate leaf wrapper twinkled as I rolled it through my fingers due to its oily presence. Add in the medium size veins and presto you have a true winner in the appearance department.

• On my finger touch inspection, I found no soft spots or imperfections. Most definitely an “A” in the grading department.

 Cigar Label: True art work that was surrounded by all the right colors to draw your attention to it.The colors consist of gold, yellow, red, blue, black, and white.

Snip: Straight cut.

Pre-Draw: Smooth with a chocolate taste.

Flavors: The 1st third of this cigar consisted of chocolate, cedar, earth, and small hints of leather. The 2nd third continued with all these wonderful flavors that was joined by a cool peppery taste. The last third didn’t change and that folks is how it ended.

Draw: Smooth.

Burn line: Jagged at times.

Liked it: Most definitely!

Recommend it: Of course!

Hint: None

OVER ALL

Until Next Time

Stew

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