Bull 4 1/2 x 58
w. Nicaraguan Habano
b. Dominican
f. Dominican Seco and Nicaraguan Viso
m. De Los Reyes, Dominian Republic
in collaboration with Mr. Phil Zanghi of Debonaire House
HERE is a write-up of the Cattle Baron blend in its Trail Boss vitola.
HERE is me talking about the Cattle Baron blend in its Stockyard vitola.
Find out more about this, my 18 Sabbaths project, by clicking HERE.
Without any further ado, adon't, or amaybe -- lettuce look at this week's offering:
Spiced cedar and coffee, cream and sugar -- a diner-style cup a' joe. Honey notes and peanut brittle... no, no, no -- Cracker Jack. Piquancies are mulling spice and peppers: white, black and cayenne doth show. Ne'er o'erwhelming, this cigar is a gent; not some ham-fisted and loud-mouthed vagrant hack. Medium-full backbone'd and kindly so, a sturdy stage up-on which for the play to unfold. Traditional notes delivered via a new age ballsiness which still and ain't ne'er gruff. Finish is sweetbitter on creamy long legs; with just the right oomph aboard to be bold. Smoothly textured, rich and robust, all that plus balanced well more than 'nuff.
Ash is a stack a' dimes solid, and could be built till the cows get corralled home. Burn-line is even on-down on a thin and charcoal colored mascara line. No hard/soft spots on its well-packed barrel, the goldenrod top-leaf stays pretty as a pome. Tight nigh invisible seams, every-one a smooth draw -- everywhere, this cigar is crafted oh-so fine. There is surely a slow and well-rehearsed maturation and fusty bits which bring many, many a transition. Complex, but the Bull is a refrained 'un -- to be enjoyed by a greenhorn or old hand, no matter their station.
Ash is a stack a' dimes solid, and could be built till the cows get corralled home. Burn-line is even on-down on a thin and charcoal colored mascara line. No hard/soft spots on its well-packed barrel, the goldenrod top-leaf stays pretty as a pome. Tight nigh invisible seams, every-one a smooth draw -- everywhere, this cigar is crafted oh-so fine. There is surely a slow and well-rehearsed maturation and fusty bits which bring many, many a transition. Complex, but the Bull is a refrained 'un -- to be enjoyed by a greenhorn or old hand, no matter their station.
