El Mejor Espresso Churchill Cigar Review
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kaelaria
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This 7×50 box pressed maduro stick offers an almost black wrapper with a tight press and seams, minimal veins, a firm but slightly spongy feel, very oily and smooth wrapper with a rich chocolate and tobacco aroma. First light reveals a firm draw, earthy, peppery flavors with a long finish and medium body. The firt third has burn problems, burning unevenly and tunneling. Flavors remain consistent with the first impression. By the 1/2 way point after several touchups, the flavors revealed a touch of coffee. At 1:15 I ended the stick because it had no good flavors after constant relights, tunneling and touchups. It had gone very warm and mushy, giving mostly charcoal flavors and a frustrating experience. I will try one again sometime, this could have just been a dud, it was my only sample.
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Sounds about right. This is one I always drybox. That and rest seem to alleviate the burn issues.
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I've had one in the humi for about 2 months now. I totally forgot I had it in there. Time to smoke it, never had one before.
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I keep everything in the low 60's and this has been here for several months.
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Russ55:Sounds about right. This is one I always drybox. That and rest seem to alleviate the burn issues.
Never tried to dry box these. I do seem to wind up with these same burn issues. Pretty good flavor and a low price make it OK to check out. Still prefer the CCom brazil blend though...
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at an hour fifteen in, how far through the cigar were you?
maybe you need to slow down. that could explain the bad taste.
