Cigar
Name: San Lotano Habano
Wrapper: Brazil
Binder: Honduran
Filler: Nicaraguan, Honduran, D.R.
Size: 6” x 54 Toro
Strength: Medium-Full
Body: Medium-Full
Price: $5.00-9.00 (single)
Wrapper: Brazil
Binder: Honduran
Filler: Nicaraguan, Honduran, D.R.
Size: 6” x 54 Toro
Strength: Medium-Full
Body: Medium-Full
Price: $5.00-9.00 (single)
Smoking
Time: Just over and a half
This cigar was made by A.J. Fernandez and I have reviewed his cigars before (Diesel, Man O War, Sol Cubano) and I have always liked his blends. All of those cigars though were for big distributors (Cigar International, Cigar.com and Cigarbid). This one is his own.
This cigar was made by A.J. Fernandez and I have reviewed his cigars before (Diesel, Man O War, Sol Cubano) and I have always liked his blends. All of those cigars though were for big distributors (Cigar International, Cigar.com and Cigarbid). This one is his own.
Appearance: The wrapper
is a milk chocolate, toothy, oily masterpiece.
The gold and green band is simple yet with the thick paper used, very
elegant. Simply gorgeous. 10/10
Construction: Every A.J. cigar I have had is very well made and this is no exception. No seams, flaws, soft or hard spots. 9/10
Burn: I think the oils in the wrapper makes the burn kind of jenkey but not too bad. I had a couple of minor touch ups but nothing major. 8/10
Aroma: There are several aspects that I like for example the barnyard, a subtle sweetness and leather. 9/10
Draw: Dead nuts. 10/10
Flavor: There was some pepper but it wasn’t spicy. This is a great example of medium bodied with a full flavor. 10/10
Availability: Unlike A.J.’s other offerings; you can get this one anywhere. Alcorn’s has a great stock of these. 10/10
Personal Overall Experience: While I like the Toro size, I would love to taste this in a lancer or corona. That being said, you can’t go wrong with the Toro. It was very enjoyable and it kept me interested the entire time. Great cigar. 28/30.
Total: 94/100
Matt
Construction: Every A.J. cigar I have had is very well made and this is no exception. No seams, flaws, soft or hard spots. 9/10
Burn: I think the oils in the wrapper makes the burn kind of jenkey but not too bad. I had a couple of minor touch ups but nothing major. 8/10
Aroma: There are several aspects that I like for example the barnyard, a subtle sweetness and leather. 9/10
Draw: Dead nuts. 10/10
Flavor: There was some pepper but it wasn’t spicy. This is a great example of medium bodied with a full flavor. 10/10
Availability: Unlike A.J.’s other offerings; you can get this one anywhere. Alcorn’s has a great stock of these. 10/10
Personal Overall Experience: While I like the Toro size, I would love to taste this in a lancer or corona. That being said, you can’t go wrong with the Toro. It was very enjoyable and it kept me interested the entire time. Great cigar. 28/30.
Total: 94/100
Matt
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