Cigar Name: Petite Cabiaguan
Wrapper: Ecuadorian grown Connecticut-seed
Binder:Nicaragua
Filler:Nicaragua
Size: Petite 4.5” x 32
Wrapper: Ecuadorian grown Connecticut-seed
Binder:
Filler:
Size: Petite 4.5” x 32
Strength: Medium
Body: Medium
Price: $3.50 Each
Body: Medium
Price: $3.50 Each
Smoking Time: 30 minutes
Yea, so sue me, another Tatuaje review. I can’t help it. Pete Johnson and Don Peppin know how to make cigars that I like. The Cabiaguan is different than their usual fair though. It is more of a medium body. And this little petite cigar is a perfect smoke when you don’t have much time. I have been drawing myself more and more towards these and little coronas lately b/c of the time involved. I still like to have good flavor though. And that is why I bought these.
Yea, so sue me, another Tatuaje review. I can’t help it. Pete Johnson and Don Peppin know how to make cigars that I like. The Cabiaguan is different than their usual fair though. It is more of a medium body. And this little petite cigar is a perfect smoke when you don’t have much time. I have been drawing myself more and more towards these and little coronas lately b/c of the time involved. I still like to have good flavor though. And that is why I bought these.
Appearance: This is actually a rough looking cigar. There is no label and it honestly looks like a little kid made these. 6/10
Construction: There were a few that had some soft spots and with as thin as these are, could mean some hot burning. 5/10
Burn: Honestly, there were no issues until I got right to the very end. These performed very well and I was surprised. 9/10
Aroma: A little bit of hay and grass but not much. 8/10
Draw: Fairly loose but otherwise not bad for a little cigar. 8/10
Flavor: This is where this little guy shines. Great plumes of smoke with lots of flavors. Grapes (weird, I know), hay, grass and soil. 10/10
Availability: Good. You can get these anywhere. 9/10
Personal Overall Experience: I am very happy with these. It is not something I would smoke for a special occasion but for what it is (and the cost – I actually got a cabinet of 50 for $85.00 on cigar bid after I tried a few from Alcorns), it is a great buy. 25/30
Total: 80/100
Matt
Construction: There were a few that had some soft spots and with as thin as these are, could mean some hot burning. 5/10
Burn: Honestly, there were no issues until I got right to the very end. These performed very well and I was surprised. 9/10
Aroma: A little bit of hay and grass but not much. 8/10
Draw: Fairly loose but otherwise not bad for a little cigar. 8/10
Flavor: This is where this little guy shines. Great plumes of smoke with lots of flavors. Grapes (weird, I know), hay, grass and soil. 10/10
Availability: Good. You can get these anywhere. 9/10
Personal Overall Experience: I am very happy with these. It is not something I would smoke for a special occasion but for what it is (and the cost – I actually got a cabinet of 50 for $85.00 on cigar bid after I tried a few from Alcorns), it is a great buy. 25/30
Total: 80/100
Matt
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