Monday, April 13, 2020

Pura Soul Cigars Habano in Review

“Have you Kaplowitz’d to-day?”

Pura Soul
Habano 

WRAPPER: Habano
BINDER: Undisclosed
FILLER: Undisclosed

FORMAT: Corona
ORIGIN: Undisclosed
INTENSITY: Medium

WEBSITE: www.purasoulcigars.com

NOTES:
Pantry spices | Roasted oranges | Honey

Dusty spices lead the way, sharpened up a good tick via a quite interesting roasted orange note. Here's what food.com recommends as far as preparing roasted oranges, "Drizzle [slices] with a good vanilla extract, then sprinkle generously with cinnamon. Finally, drizzle honey generously over each slice." That's pretty much what happens here. Cream bounds up in the 2d-half. Buttery.

The cinnamon starts humming prior to that; after the first few spice melange pulls. Honey is an orange blossom varietal. All citrus & sweet-spicy, this. Problems, or at least lackings, occur in predominantly vacant secondaries. Underbelly gives a nice chicken coop & buttery suede savoriness, however. All told, a very smokeable far from dazzling portfolio addition. No nuance. Scant complexity.

Nice mouth-feel smooth with just a tick kick. Finish trails off rather quickly, features a fleeting cardboard lilt which dries a bit. Funny, since it burns a bit moist, though on an even-line. Slowly. Moist on the draw, mostly. Not bad -- just notably & notated. Moderate+ smoke out-put smells like its finish. Ash grows flaky, well 'nuff tho. Roll holds firmness gate-to-wire. A simple, simply good, enjoyable smoke.

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

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