This is the highest rated cigar to date for me. It did not have a razor sharp burn unfortunately which lowered construction/ burn points. Although it had those problems it was a fantastic cigar that is box worthy in my opinion. Buy at least a couple to experience them for yourself.
This cigar is a wonderful example of being able to blend tobacco so well it’s difficult to pull out individual notes. It was a delicious blend of flavorful notes. It is higher on the pepper scale vs other cigars, but fantastic none the less. I put – on strength, but I would give it a two out of five in that area.
The cigar of choice by residents of flavor town!
For 18 months, Erik Espinosa and Guy Fieri have collaborated with the legendary A.J. Fernandez to create the recipes for both blends of the Knuckle Sandwich. You may be familiar with Guy Fieri’s TV and culinary fame but might not have known of his passion for enjoying a tasty handmade. Guy is a big fan of the cigar lifestyle and enjoys exploring cigar lounges across the country. This triple-threat collaboration between these masters of their craft will be punching your tastebuds into submission with some seriously tasty blends.
Wrapper: Connecticut / Binder: Nicaraguan / Filler: Nicaraguan
Vitola: Robusto / Size: 5 x 52
Factory: San Lotano / Country of Origin: Nicaragua
Hay, Barnyard, leaves
Spices, Pepper, Hay, Barnyard, Fresh Soil
Spices, Pepper, Hay, Fresh Autumn Leaf
Heavy Pepper in the first couple of draws. Then a Sweet Nutty Floral note. As it progressed I noticed the Cedar, White Pepper, Vanilla, Honey was blended so well it gave me a milkshake taste.
Sweet Woody notes, Vanilla, Creamy, Smooth, white pepper, Carmel. I’m reminded of this hipster creamery that would make a vanilla ice cream with a drizzle of olive oil.
The Pepper picks back up again. The delicious notes of the second third are still present though. Vanilla, Sweet, Carmel, Ice Cream and Smooth.
If you are interested in trying the Knuckle Sandwich Robusto Connecticut check it out at PrivadaCigarClub.com