Opus X Robusto
5.25" - 50 ring
Dominican Puro
cutter: Xikar Xi2
lighter: Promethus Ultimo
drink: Red Label brand Cognac VSOP and water
I thought after last night's fabulous smoke I had to continue the trend, and another member's review of the Forbidden X put me in the mood of one of my many Opus that I am saving for, what? So, today is as good as any a day to light up this bad boy.
The cigar clipped nicely and I took a pre-light draw that had plum, honey, and woodsy flavors. The taste suddenly change as I lit up the cigar my plum changed to a rasin with undertones of leather and cinnamon. As I continued to smoke the spiceness intensified and a sea salt and pepper taste took its place. Toward the end the taste has a hot jalapeon with cardamon and other spices, very smooth.
Burn was uneven at first but leveled it self out.
Ash was white with salt and pepper streaks, but what I noticed was that it turned absolutely grey after I ashed, I tink the 80%+ humidity had something to do with that
The smoke evolve it was a creamy brown color at first and extemely syrupy. It had a nice aroma, toward the middle of the experiance it turned white, and at the end blue-ish.
A nice smoke that needed alot of paitence toward the end as it was so hot that I would have to let it rest for more than most cigars. I enjoyed it until I burned my fingers and declared it finished.
I rate this a 7.5 out of 10
Pictures available at: http://galleries.cigarweekly.com/JCole311/album02/106_0637
Dominican Puro
cutter: Xikar Xi2
lighter: Promethus Ultimo
drink: Red Label brand Cognac VSOP and water
I thought after last night's fabulous smoke I had to continue the trend, and another member's review of the Forbidden X put me in the mood of one of my many Opus that I am saving for, what? So, today is as good as any a day to light up this bad boy.
The cigar clipped nicely and I took a pre-light draw that had plum, honey, and woodsy flavors. The taste suddenly change as I lit up the cigar my plum changed to a rasin with undertones of leather and cinnamon. As I continued to smoke the spiceness intensified and a sea salt and pepper taste took its place. Toward the end the taste has a hot jalapeon with cardamon and other spices, very smooth.
Burn was uneven at first but leveled it self out.
Ash was white with salt and pepper streaks, but what I noticed was that it turned absolutely grey after I ashed, I tink the 80%+ humidity had something to do with that
The smoke evolve it was a creamy brown color at first and extemely syrupy. It had a nice aroma, toward the middle of the experiance it turned white, and at the end blue-ish.
A nice smoke that needed alot of paitence toward the end as it was so hot that I would have to let it rest for more than most cigars. I enjoyed it until I burned my fingers and declared it finished.
I rate this a 7.5 out of 10
Pictures available at: http://galleries.cigarweekly.com/JCole311/album02/106_0637
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