Review Notes: The pre-light scent is earthy and redolent of good old fermented tobacco leaf. The smoke seems a little thin bodied to start out with, but it gradually grows to about medium at smoke’s end. What it lacks in body it makes up for in smoothness though. The flavor is woody and when combined with the sweet char coming from the wrapper the overall impression I get is that it’s like being next to a warm camp fire on a crisp autumn night. The last third adds a heartier earthy component to the mix until it slowly declines and signals its demise with a final dash of tar. A really good double maddie. Not a whole lot of complexity, just a good old cigar.