The A Bronx Tale had an average flavor profile throughout. The cinnamon graham cracker was nice at the beginning, but didn't last long. Overall, it seems like a cigar that would be approachable to many, which makes sense based on the brand and the market it targets, but for me, it isn't something I'd see coming back to.
A Bronx Tale Calogero Robusto seems to be 20 to 30 years late, but with how everything else is trending, maybe cigars like this are back in style. It is fairly one dimensional, but not offensive. It has a blend that is balanced by the Dominican and Nicaraguan tobacco, and a wrapper that has a profile in line with the filler blends. I would buy a box at an event with Chazz and even smoke through a handful of them at an event.
Epic Cigars is very pleased to announce it's latest cigar, A Bronx Tale, by Chazz Palminteri. Made in collaboration with Paul DiSilvio of La Casa Grande Tobacco Company, A Bronx Tale premium cigar is finally hitting the market.