The pepper level in the first third was pretty off the charts. I'd love to see what this cigar is like with an additional year plus of age on it to see if that pepper in the first third mellows out as it may become a more well rounded cigar.
While there wasn't much in the way of transitions, the flavor profile that the cigar offered was good, so it stayed interesting. The cedar, cinnamon and earthiness are all primary flavors I enjoy and the accompanying flavors were good as well.
Cigar Dojo and Espinosa Premium Cigars have teamed up, once again, to offer the sequel to the cult classic Sarsaparilla cigar—Sensei’s Sensational Sarsaparilla II.
The lancero was actually rolled at the same time as the other sizes. With limited release, it was kind of kept under wraps. Most people didn't really know the size existed.
The Anthracite line is a tribute to the coal mining history of JA3 Cigars’ home of Northeastern Pennsylvania.
This was a very interesting cigar. The flavors and finish were clean and fresh for the first two thirds and became a little fuller in the final third. The experience was pretty unique as that fresh feeling isn't something I experience often. The strength level really fit the flavor profile.
Black Label Trading Company is pleased to announce the third release of MORPHINE: Hand crafted in Esteli at Fabrica Oveja Negra. MOPRHINE cigars will be available in limited quantities at select BLTC retailers at the end of May, 2016.
All in all, this was a tasty and complex cigar. A cigar with almost never ending transitions and complexities to the point where I felt like there wasn't a road map I could follow.