Don Pepin Garcia Blue

The wrapper is silky and very tactile.

In cold - leather, chocolate, wood

The start is generously endowed with pepper. The smoke is very sweet, chocolatey. An inch later the pepperiness leaves, but does not leave us at all)) Pepper gives way to tones of dark coffee and dark chocolate. By the end of the first third, only chocolate remains in taste. Pure chocolate. Dark and aromatic. The smoke takes on a light perfumery.

The second third continues the active chocolate line, with some nuts and woodiness. The aftertaste remains light cognac and the aroma of oak barrels. Dark caramel is added to the final of the second third.
The fortress grows very delicately, pleasantly relaxing, but not tiring.

By the final third, the fortress is gaining momentum. The chocolate is fading away giving way to woody tones interspersed with dark roasted coffee and some herbal notes.

Smoking time - 110 minutes
Excellent cigar! Delicious taste. Bravo, Don Pepin!

Let me start by saying I generally love Nicaraguan cigars. But not this one. It’s got to be the most overrated cigar I’ve ever encountered. First, the draw is terrible. Like sucking ice through a straw. Second, it just tastes and smells bad. No complexity. It’s like smoking shredded paper. I bought a box of 18, I’ve now tried 3 of them and they are horrible. They are so bad I’d feel guilty giving them away. DON’T BELIEVE THE HYPE.

I always read it as demitosse, which I think is an instrument. Nevermind, great smokes.

Better than sex

A dream made reality

Cures what ails you.

No matter how difficult the path or charged the scroll, I am the captain of my fate, I am the master of my soul.

A cigar that makes you stand up and dance

Smoked this while watching the movie Overlord. Kick ass movies, kick ass cigar.

Made from the best stuff!

The wrapper is silky and very tactile.

In cold - leather, chocolate, wood

The start is generously endowed with pepper. The smoke is very sweet, chocolatey. An inch later the pepperiness leaves, but does not leave us at all)) Pepper gives way to tones of dark coffee and dark chocolate. By the end of the first third, only chocolate remains in taste. Pure chocolate. Dark and aromatic. The smoke takes on a light perfumery.

The second third continues the active chocolate line, with some nuts and woodiness. The aftertaste remains light cognac and the aroma of oak barrels. Dark caramel is added to the final of the second third.
The fortress grows very delicately, pleasantly relaxing, but not tiring.

By the final third, the fortress is gaining momentum. The chocolate is fading away giving way to woody tones interspersed with dark roasted coffee and some herbal notes.

Smoking time - 110 minutes
Excellent cigar! Delicious taste. Bravo, Don Pepin!