Tonight, I write about the Macanudo Cafe, which I read is America’s best selling cigar. I don’t know exactly which one it is, but its a white paper wrapper with green printing and a gold seal on it. There’s also a picture of what looks like Puerto Rico.
Before I lit it, it had a good draw but an interesting flavor. I can’t put my finger on exactly what that flavor was, but it was concerning. It was also almost like a sanitizer or mouthwash, but thankfully when lit it didn’t taste anything like that.
Just after being lit I was a bit wary of the flavor. If it had kept it I would not have liked it. It was a bit earthy for me, but again it didn’t keep that. The real flavor was again very mild. It did draw hotter than the Natural from before but it wasn’t uncomfortably hot. It lasted awhile and I was able to get it down to about the last inch and a quarter.
Overall it’s a good cigar, but be careful not to let it dry out. I could see this one getting pretty hot and uncomfortable.
Friday, September 28th, 2007...9:29 pm
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