It's been a little while since I tasted such full flavors of creamy bread (personal favorite note of mine). This note being surrounded by decent spice and earthiness made for a good, laid back smoking experience.
Being roughly an 8 year old cigar, it held its spice during the test of time. I would happily smoke the rest of my box right now or give it a few more years to further allow the blend to meld together.
Factoring in the depth and intensity of flavors, full body and just a well executed version of a Connecticut Broadleaf, this is one of the best offerings of Tatuaje I have smoked.
Overall, the experience was pretty standard. There were a few core flavors that were always there, cream, wood and cedar.
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.
This is a very good Connecticut wrapped offering that doesn't hit the typical mild strength profile they are typically associated with.