My review of 5 Vegas Classic.
JCizzle
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This is my first review and first smoke in a long time, and definitely my first smoke since I have decided to get more into cigar smoking. I apologize if this review is redundant, but I'd like to share anyway, if nothing else to practice and to refine my palate.
This stick came in my very first sampler, which arrived today, and I am sure it is a basic stick, but you have to start somewhere, right?
The draw was nice and smooth, it burned very evenly right off the bat and did not need any fixing throughout. I initially noticed how mild it was, even for a noob like me. About 3/4 of an inch into it, I started to pick up on just a hint of pepper and some very wooden notes. Not so much earthy or leathery, but very roasted, maybe even a little "burnt." The finish was very creamy and fast, not much of a lingering taste. I did a couple of retrohales and did pick up some other undertones, but I don't think I'm quite ready to describe them or sort them out yet.
Halfway through, this cigar kicked my butt. I ate a good pasta dinner, but I still got a nice buzz from it, probably due to my noob-ness. I finished the whole thing, and I'm now feeling pretty good.
Thanks for reading, it's been great being on this forum thus far and I look forward to learning much more from you guys and sharing my experiences.
J.C.
This stick came in my very first sampler, which arrived today, and I am sure it is a basic stick, but you have to start somewhere, right?
The draw was nice and smooth, it burned very evenly right off the bat and did not need any fixing throughout. I initially noticed how mild it was, even for a noob like me. About 3/4 of an inch into it, I started to pick up on just a hint of pepper and some very wooden notes. Not so much earthy or leathery, but very roasted, maybe even a little "burnt." The finish was very creamy and fast, not much of a lingering taste. I did a couple of retrohales and did pick up some other undertones, but I don't think I'm quite ready to describe them or sort them out yet.
Halfway through, this cigar kicked my butt. I ate a good pasta dinner, but I still got a nice buzz from it, probably due to my noob-ness. I finished the whole thing, and I'm now feeling pretty good.
Thanks for reading, it's been great being on this forum thus far and I look forward to learning much more from you guys and sharing my experiences.
J.C.
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Looking forward to trying a few of the others esp the triple A.
If you're looking for an affordable cigar somewhat similar to the Classic the Padilla Habano would be worth trying out, it's less woody/burnt tasting and a little sweeter.
I'll add the Padilla Habano to my list while I'm at it.
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