Fallen Angel - Cigar Review Redux

AJ Fernandez
Fallen Angel
Double Toro 660 Box-press

NOTES:
I
Top to bottom, gentlepersons: Creamy lower-percentage cacao dark chocolate with neat vanilla zetz therein. Black pepper sauteed in buttah, a separate chili pepper thing. Mulling spice. Avocado honey. Wine cask fulla pipe 'baccy. Mixed nuts with floral lilting. Loose-side of medium draw, a slight curvature to a tick hastened burn.

II

Nit-pickery re: performance aside, this Fallen Angel operates quite admirably for a fat thing. Its size ain't a jawbreaker either, thanks to a solidly holding box-press. Cuban coffee pours in, as doth do a certain herbal quality. Chocolate gains a malt attachment. Alfalfa and mushroom enter into the vegetal scheme. 

III

Retro-hale gets a rising cinnamon and new red pepper flake. Notes get sweetened by a syrupy molasses and braced by a flexing rich tobacco. Burn-line hath done nothing but self-correct throughout to now a neat-o nigh razor. Draw gets a nice amount of tension, as nub stays firm and cool. 

FINAL GRADE: A
A 90-100 B 80-89 C 70-79 D 60-69 F 0-59

WRAPPER: Ecuadorian Sumatra Oscuro
BINDER: Ecuadorian Habano
FILLER: Nicaraguan

STRENGTH: Medium-Full
ORIGIN: Tabacalera Fernandez factory, Nicaragua

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I talk about this AJ Fernandez blend HERE.
Here's a Fallen Angel Robusto blind review.
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