Nat Sherman Timeless Prestige Divinos (FWRC)

[nKostyan]

 

Size:   5”x 50 perfecto

It is a sin not to take advantage of the invitation and not to let a stranger into this “Cuban reserve”

This cigar has been in my NC-humidor for about a year and should have become softer than it was before.

Appearance: excellent Perfecto design, smooth. The wrapper is slightly oily.

1/3: strenght is medium-full, then medium. Body is medium. Great flavor. Taste: tobacco, wood, black coffee, bread.

2/3: the Flavor profile has not changed much, but the cigar has become more balanced and assertive. I would say that the character of this cigar is similar to the Cuban. The band consists of two ribbons, so it does not hang out as on most perfectos and sits firmly. I broke the ashes and the taste became rough.

3/3: added bitterness and increased strength. Dominated by bitter espresso. The perfecto effect begins to work: the strength and body significantly increases as the ring at the end of the cigar decreases. I rarely smoke 3/3 at NC, but this cigar still has some decent smoke.

 

Conclusion: not bad for Dominican tobacco. NC basically can't compete with CC in terms of evolution, so I prefer small formats. This small cigar I smoked for about an hour and it did not boring me. My score is 4/5 on the NC scale.

 

[Wilzc]

I’ve always loved the Nat Sherman blends and just their overall presentation. Pity their principles’ stance on premium cigars have really caused some disharmony amongst the cigar community. Mr Herklots is also now gone quiet.


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[nKostyan]

I’ve always loved the Nat Sherman blends and just their overall presentation. Pity their principles’ stance on premium cigars have really caused some disharmony amongst the cigar community. Mr Herklots is also now gone quiet.

Thanks for the response. Did you know Divinos with a new design has a different blend?