84' H.Upmann Aromaticos (NNUE Cubatabaco)(FRCM25)

[Havanaaddict]

84’ H.Upmann Aromaticos 40 x 4 5/8”
Let’s start with the look of this small little cigar wrapped in cellophane. First things first remove the cellophane which has turned a golden brown color from all the oils over the past 41 years. And now for the Cigar, I am greeted with a deep smell of sweet tobacco. The wrapper has spots where the oils have caused darkened highlights.

Well, let’s get started, since the cigar is so small I’m using a pair of German Cigar scissors for clipping the cap.

The pre-draw is sweet with a slight bit of mint. It is time to put flame to this little beauty, as I toast the foot I can smell toasted marshmallow! 

1st third the flavors that hit me are baked gingerbread, bubblegum and molasses.

2nd third the flavors of burnt brown sugar, baking spice and toasted marshmallow take over. If only all H.Upmann vitolas tasted like this little powerful flavor bomb. 

Last third is coating my palate with creamy, velvety, chewy lip smacking goodness. If I could go back in time, I’d buy 20 boxes of these and stick them in a cooler for 41 years lol*

In conclusion I slowed way down and took small easy draws, almost like sipping. It took my around 50 min. of more bliss.      Heavenly!

[LaoFan]

Save me one 😍

[mikejh]

Was 1984 really 41 years ago?

[cigaraholic]

Thanks for the memories! I used to smoke the hell out of that cigar and all the delicious machine made cigars that were available until they were discontinued. In 84 I was 30, that means I’d been smoking CC’s for half my life🤗 Like most people when I was younger my cigar budget wasn’t huge, so to maximize my smoking machine made cigars were a fantastic value. I shed more than one tear when they stopped producing these very reasonably priced sticks 😰😰😰😰😰😰

[Salomones]

Another example for Box codes starting in 1984. CCW shows 1985.