Matasa 30th Anniversary Review

6.5 X 52. The moment I cut the cap off this I knew I was in for something special. Just the dry draw and the taste with my lips around it told the story.Toasted it up a bit and it fired up just fine. First mouthful of smoke was as sweet as can be. Still trying to put a flavor to it but, just can't seem to. Like others have said and I agree. My taste buds are shot for a old ****. A beautiful white to medium gray gray ash is starting to form and burning perfect. This could be a long ash submission if I take care while smoking. Just a wonderful smoke sent by Dutch Schultz in the 2006 Secret Santa Gift. I have always enjoyed smoking cigars of any strength and never really payed attention to flavor and strength and so on. Just enjoy smoking them. I would also think that this stick would be great for the Golf Course because it is quite firm and I think it could take a beating till the end. I do tend to abuse cigars on the course. This may take a few hours to smoke. As you can see. Not even 20 min. into this baby and I lost the ash. It's ok though. Won't be the last ash I ever lost. Stan. This is a great cigar and thank you for sticking it in the mix. If you all have not tried this brand I think you should. No drink with it. Just enjoyed the flavor of the cigar.





Oh well. Forget the long ash. Damm.


I will just keep on smoking and enjoying this fine cigar till the end. Have a good day.

[stanthetaxman]

It's one of those "rare" Dominican-wrapped cigars. Like Opus, Litto Gomez, and Cien Anos from La Aurora.

I was reading up on it while smoking and it's one of the good one's. Still enjoying as I type. Good on you Stan.

[stanthetaxman]

for you, my friend!

Originally Posted by StantheTaxMan

for you, my friend!

The End.

[stanthetaxman]

Looks like you worked it pretty good!

[Cycleman]

Sa~weet!!!!!!!!!!


Nice photos, baby!

Originally Posted by StantheTaxMan

Looks like you worked it pretty good!

That I did Sir, yes Sir. Thanks again Stan and thank you CM.