Bolivar Coronas Junior ETP Jun 16 (BWRC)

[nKostyan]

I am amused by weekly challenge, when I do not need to think what to smoke on the weekend. Bolivar Again.... ok. I have got Libertador, Belicosos Finos and Royal Coronas... but this weekend is a very busy schedule. Well, it happens that the format of the cigar determines by the availability of time. Bolivar Again? Then let it be Coronas Junior again. Each cigar is unique, because it is made by hand from whole leaves, it will comparison to the previous review. At the same time I'm going to fry beef ribs on the coals.

This cigar is very filled, so I will have to extract smoke from it with effort. I gently kneaded her in front of the ignition to improve puffs.

1/3: it took a while for the cigar to warm up and I got a well distinguishable puff. This is a delicate smoke with a pleasant acidity on the background of cedar. The aftertaste envelops the taste buds. Saliva becomes viscous. After breaking off the ashes, the taste increased, spicy tannins were added. I looked at my last tasting and realized that there is not enough honey taste, maybe it will be in 2/3.

2/3: puffs are easier, the taste more strong, but no evolution there. Added a little sweetness. Pleasant non-Smoking without frills. There are no nuts or honey that I love to get in some of Bolivars.

3/3: the taste profile is still the same. Added tongue tingling, which is now stronger due to the fact that I had to create a vacuum in my mouth to make difficult puffs.

Conclusion: despite the problems with the density of the filler, I quite enjoyed it. I even like that Cigars from one box can have a slightly different taste. For a small Cigar monotonous taste does not bother. Externally, the cigar looks smooth and beautiful. Despite some problems 4/5 stars.

[MigsG]

Great review as usual...what happened to the honey?