"A very solid medium body cigar from the first puff till I finished the review. The first and second thirds were very enjoyable, but towards the end it started to go flat and bring some bitterness. With the dryer smoke at the end I feel that it amplified the bitterness for me. " -Quinn (quinnpins269)
"This cigar is meant to be smoked. Allowing it to sit for long causes the flavors to dissipate. Keep it hot and it will deliver. And that is where the problem comes. You have to keep on this cigar to keep the flavors rolling. I think if I had kept on this cigar, puffing at much faster than my normal rate, not only would I have found more enjoyable flavors, it would have also significantly shortened its already fast smoking time. While I quite enjoyed the first third, the rest of this cigar just couldn't satisfy. " -Isaac M. (The Nothing)
A.J. FernandezAJ FernandezAllBlind Cigar ReviewsConnecticutConnecticut BroadleafDouble RobustoFeaturedNicaragua
·"This was a great cigar! I really enjoyed the 1st third the best, but the rest was a very enjoyable experience as well. I got a lot of sweetness when the lighter wrapper showed up with floral and vegetal notes. When the darker wrapper came around I was picking up nuts, bread, spice, and cinnamon. This was a great cigar. The size was perfect as well.....what is this, and do I have room for a box???" -Mickey T. (irratebass)
"It’s a straight forward inoffensive cigar, with few transitions and not a lot of complexity by anyone’s definition. But with solid construction and those very prominent core flavors I found myself enjoying it. Retrohaling is a must with this one!" -Matt Cade (CADE)
"This cigar transitioned from a spicy char to mellower grasses to sweeter baking spice flavors. Perhaps a firmer draw would have allowed me to pick up some additional flavors. Sadly the burn on this sample left me wondering which third I was smoking." -Gregg (McGreggor57)
"An awesome cigar! Nice notes of sweet and salty mixed with notes of woodiness. Makes me want another. Great late afternoon stick." -Sean F. (fullermaine)
J.C. Newman Cigar Co. is adding a new size the it's completely American-made line, The American: a Double Robusto. This new vitola measure 5.5 x 56 and is the largest ring gauge in the line. It will come in boxes of 20 and sell for $17.50
"Overall I enjoyed this cigar. The transition from dry and earth to bakers spice and bread notes was a pleasant surprise. The lemon zest on the finish definitely added to the overall experience " -Kevin A. (Kevin A.)
AllBlind Cigar ReviewsDaniel S.DianaDominican RepublicDouble RobustoFeaturedHabanoIsaac M.Jason H.NaturalPhilip Zanghi
·"All in all this wasn't a bad cigar. It had some issues with the draw but if once you get that figured out it's pretty tasty. It's easy to enjoy while doing another things, but on its own, if you're trying to really enjoy just a particular cigar, I don't know that it would work. What I have another? Yeah, I'd have another, but I'm not going to rush out in stock up on them.
" -Isaac M. (The Nothing)
AllBlind Cigar ReviewsDouble RobustoEmmettFeaturedIPCPRLeccia TobaccoMaduroNicaraguaOscuroRyanSam LecciaSandeepStefan
·"Overall I would say that it is an ordinary cigar that is a pleasant and easy smoke with no real wow factor. I personally like the nubs so I was slightly disappointed in this. I will try this again but may not go looking for one." -Sandeep (Djangos)