Catch 22 Sixty 660 Gordo (Orange Band)
NOTES:
Simple sweetly toasted notes of walnuts/wood/shells. Traces of baking chocolate. Minimally piquant via mulling spice which becomes lemon-pepper on retro-hale. Lemonade hither and tither, balanced by molasses. Verily earthen from under-belly up. Wobbly burn with slight cracking on top-leaf. Harshes up in the final-third. Finish is somewhat lacking.
Simple sweetly toasted notes of walnuts/wood/shells. Traces of baking chocolate. Minimally piquant via mulling spice which becomes lemon-pepper on retro-hale. Lemonade hither and tither, balanced by molasses. Verily earthen from under-belly up. Wobbly burn with slight cracking on top-leaf. Harshes up in the final-third. Finish is somewhat lacking.
FINAL GRADE: B
WRAPPER: Corojo
BINDER: Ecuadorian Sumatra
FILLER: Honduran, Mexican
BINDER: Ecuadorian Sumatra
FILLER: Honduran, Mexican
STRENGTH: Medium
ORIGIN: Honduras
IN ADDITION:
"The Catch 22 is a well-balanced medium bodied cigar. A solid earthy core is accompanied with flavors of cocoa as well as a lingering sweetness." - Rocky Patel Website
Grab ya some Rocky Patel Catch 22 Gordo at Cigars City to-day. Speaking a' which: this offering was the subject of the Cigars City Podcast finale/prelude to open-ended hiatus. You can click HERE to listen.