Review Notes: This is my second personal evaluation of the Tatuaje Petite Miami Tatuaje. My first experience was average, but after letting it soak in the coolidor for a few months, it was time for another try. At 4.5 x 32 it is perfect for an evening smoke in the garage when the temperature is 17 degrees. Known under the brown label “Miami” rolled, it’s of excellent construction, firm but not hard and is band-less, but a beautiful little cigar. My pre-smoke indicated a tight draw, but this was okay and assured I didn’t consume the small morsel with the first draw. After lighting, there was a cocoa base with a semi-sweet finish. It was rich and there were hints of spice and pepper on the pallet. Later, there were leather overtones in pockets of the smoke, but these came and went. During the second part it became creamier as a coffee background appeared but the spice and peppers were still enjoyably there. I also noticed a few hits of vanilla and I loved the complexity of this small package. There was more leather along the way as the burn stayed very consistent and the gray ash fell about every inch. The last part of this medium flavored cigar kicked up with some more pepper and spice. Coffee was still in the background and besides some annoying celery/hay taste now and again, it was an excellent 30 minute smoke. There was no dryness, the finish was creamy and long, and I really enjoyed the richness and taste. Although a little expensive for such a small tot, it is a nice premium cigar when the elements dictate a quick smoke.