Tarazona 305

I cannot express this enough – if the muted notes in the final third were not so prevalent this cigar scores between a 90-92 for me. When smoking for reviews I only drink plain or sparkling water but the final half needs a bit of light sugar to push it over that 90 mark. I could go on for days about the range of flavors, the ash that never dropped, or the overall uniqueness to this lil banger but instead let me put it this way; when this review drops and I discover what cigar this is, I am buying a box!

Retrohale:
Fruity Spices (1st Half), Baking Spices & Mild White Pepper (2nd Half)

Pairing Recommendations:
Sparkling Water, Light Rum or Lemon Water, Stay Away From Sodas

Wrapper: Mexican San Andrés / Binder: Ecuadorian Sumatra / Filler: Nicaraguan

Vitola: Toro / Size: 6 x 54 Box Pressed

Factory: Tabacalera William Ventura / Country of Origin: Dominican Republic

Faint Tobacco

Cocoa Powder & Chocolate

Cocoa Spice

Vegetal, Peanuts, Minerals, Roasted Coffee, Earth, Violet Florals, Ginger, Light Woods & Golden Breads

Tongue Spice, Cinnamon, Florals, Sweet Breads, Minerals, Clean Tobacco & Hints of Sweetness

Heavy Minerals, Light Pepper, Light Coffee, Mushrooms, Tongue Spice, Cinnamon & Muted Notes

Steven Pingolt

I originally started smoking cigars around 2002 right after I turned 18; this was my attempt at “coolness”. What happened throughout the years though turned into true romance of the leaf. Cigars are passion, calmness and clarity mixed with the joy of collecting and community with a splash of nostalgia!

Steven Pingolt

I originally started smoking cigars around 2002 right after I turned 18; this was my attempt at “coolness”. What happened throughout the years though turned into true romance of the leaf. Cigars are passion, calmness and clarity mixed with the joy of collecting and community with a splash of nostalgia!