Don Tomas Clasico Robusto

I enjoyed one of these this afternoon while hanging out in the yard
with my dogs. It's been a picture-perfect day as far as the weather
goes, temperature in the low 70s, sunny, light breezes. Very nice.

This stick is from a box I was gifted by Frz. Thanks, Frz!

I love this cigar. Delicious and creamy, with sweet spiciness. While
it's not very complex, it is interesting enough that it doesn't tire
your palette. IMO, the flavors are typical Honduran, basically a
lightly sweet spiciness with a medium body and kind of a short finish.

It lit easily, and the burn was fairly even all the way through,
despite being outside in the breeze.

Even when I ignored it for a while, It didn't go out, and came right
back after a few puffs. I smoked it all the way down to about 1 inch.

Thanks again. Frz!

"Mickey" <Mickey@NOSPAMFatHounds.com> wrote in message
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>I enjoyed one of these this afternoon while hanging out in the yard
> with my dogs. It's been a picture-perfect day as far as the weather
> goes, temperature in the low 70s, sunny, light breezes. Very nice.
>
> This stick is from a box I was gifted by Frz. Thanks, Frz!
>
> I love this cigar. Delicious and creamy, with sweet spiciness. While
> it's not very complex, it is interesting enough that it doesn't tire
> your palette. IMO, the flavors are typical Honduran, basically a
> lightly sweet spiciness with a medium body and kind of a short finish.
>
> It lit easily, and the burn was fairly even all the way through,
> despite being outside in the breeze.
>
> Even when I ignored it for a while, It didn't go out, and came right
> back after a few puffs. I smoked it all the way down to about 1 inch.

I concur, based on the one that Mickey sent me. For a stick that goes ~$45
for a box of 25, it's a fantasitc smoke. Even better, it fits my "favored
flavor" profile quite nicely.