Joya de nicaragua fuerte

[Pitbull]

Alright ladies and gents to answer the burning question in all of us full flavored maniacs minds is this new joya fuerte worth a try considering the price and my quick review I would say the answer is simply yes!

Pre-LightInfo

Texture:Firm with some give in the wrapper not a rock and not a sponge

Color and Appearance:Chocolate brown with a few veins

Smell: A hint of barnyard and just good old plain tobacco

I let this rest for two weeks in the humi then pulled it out yesterday. I first cut the cigar with a double guillotine cutter and tested the draw and found it to be perfect.
I toasted the foot and lit the cigar with a table top torch gave it a few puffs assured a perfect light and then let it sit for about a minute before beginning.

1st Tastes: Medium spice with leather and some earthy taste thrown in the background. Plenty of smoke and no burn or construction issues

Halfway Point:Still has some spice but not as much more earthy taste and no leather still burning and drawing perfectly.

3/4:Spice picked back up a little, still nice and earthy with a little leathery taste again

Last 1/4: Less spice just earthy and leather tastes no burn problems finished it with a smile on my face.

Final Thoughts: Great medium to full bodied smoke worth its price. I will also in the future have to post the email response I got from the manufacture when I inquired about this blend when it first came out.

[SMOKE20]

I jsut grabbed one of these. I will try it in a few days

[English Bulldog]

I bought a bundle, and after I got it and smoked one I immediately ordered another bundle.

[roughrider]

I smoked one the other night and it had some good spice to it. Not as powerful as the Atano.

[Pitbull]

Originally Posted by roughrider

I smoked one the other night and it had some good spice to it. Not as powerful as the Atano.

You sir are correct!! More on the upper medium to full but not knock your socks off vitamin N the antano definitely has some more whollip to it.