Popular Post Meklown Posted April 1, 2022 Popular Post Posted April 1, 2022 Loved the original batch of nudies. Needless to say, went deep on this second batch. Also intrigued by the idea of having similar blends but different wrappers. Once upon a time I wondered how much taste a wrapper contributes to a cigar's taste and I read an analogy on this forum - it's like Bolognese + Parmesan on top. It may not contribute to a lot of the taste but it definitely changes the dish to a noticeable extent. On to the cigar. Wrapper looks oily. Some veins running through. There is a stem noticable after cutting. Draw is fine but I still try to pull out the stem but it doesn't come out easily so I stopped trying in case I destroy the cigar. I have had around 2 of each of the desnudo and noticed that in general the construction is slightly worse off than the '19 batch. It was actually an extremely high bar so in a way it's not surprising! On the draw, there is a barnyard flavour. A bit of sourdough, but with a bitter chocolate coating on all that. Smoke production on this stick is lighter than usual. There is some light wrapper damage but I don't think that is contributing to the issue. Minimal taste evolution throughout the entire cigar. Burn remains normal throughout. I am mainly appreciating the bitter chocolate, with a tinge of sweetness. The rest of it provides a simple but effective balance to the smoke. I love this. A perfect everyday cigar. 88/100. Minor points deduction for visuals but which did not negatively affect the smoke in any way. 7
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