3 Reynas Robusto
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Bigshizza sent me one of these and I decided that I would give it a try tonight.
This is what I would describe as a mild maduro. I may be totally off on that, but it has a leathery woodsy taste to it.
The prelight, you could definitely taste a leather to it.
The burn seems to go it's own way. Not sure why, but it started to act like it wanted to "canoe" and then seemed to correct itself.
It has a bit of sweetness to it, but not like a cameroon. It's subtle.
I know a lot of folks say they taste pepper in a lot of cigars, but I didn't get that with this cigar.
Cedary, leathery and a hint of sweetness, but I just didn't get any peppery spiciness.
The ash is a dark stiff ash that really didn't seem to want to fall off.
I have to wonder how this cigar would come across with some good age to it. It seemed to me that it came across a little young/green.
It's an excellent cigar, in my opinion, but I think some age on it will make it that much better.
If anyone else has tried this cigar, please let us know what you thought of it.
This is what I would describe as a mild maduro. I may be totally off on that, but it has a leathery woodsy taste to it.
The prelight, you could definitely taste a leather to it.
The burn seems to go it's own way. Not sure why, but it started to act like it wanted to "canoe" and then seemed to correct itself.
It has a bit of sweetness to it, but not like a cameroon. It's subtle.
I know a lot of folks say they taste pepper in a lot of cigars, but I didn't get that with this cigar.
Cedary, leathery and a hint of sweetness, but I just didn't get any peppery spiciness.
The ash is a dark stiff ash that really didn't seem to want to fall off.
I have to wonder how this cigar would come across with some good age to it. It seemed to me that it came across a little young/green.
It's an excellent cigar, in my opinion, but I think some age on it will make it that much better.
If anyone else has tried this cigar, please let us know what you thought of it.
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Wylaff said:
Atmospheric pressure and crap.
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I think it has subtle nuances of spice, leather with a more medium taste balance. I think a good 4-6 months this cigar would evolve into something very distinctive. I know Dustin has had it and I think it's one of the more underrated cigar releases of this year. I hope you can revisit it again and see how rest has effected it's taste.0
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Yup...love them. Personally, I think they will age fantastically. It's a 10 pack or half box buy for me.0
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Does the robo or torp perform better?0
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only had the torp, it's my preferred vitola.chemforever:Does the robo or torp perform better?0 -
Dustin time sensitive pm regarding 3 reynas-catfishbluezz:
only had the torp, it's my preferred vitola.chemforever:Does the robo or torp perform better?0 -
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Dustin time sensitive pm regarding 3 reynas-catfishbluezz:
only had the torp, it's my preferred vitola.chemforever:Does the robo or torp perform better?0 -
Anybody smoked these recently?
If so, how are they smoking???
Improved with age???
And I've seen them with a white band and a black band --- are both the same blend???
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I've had both the white and black and I THINK it's the same blend. I just had one the other night and still love them, matter of fact I ordered a box after catching them on sale at the sister site.0
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Yep..they are a little spice bomb..goog smoke.0
