Mi Querida Ancho Largo Cigar Disappointing Review скачать в хорошем качестве

Mi Querida Ancho Largo Cigar Disappointing Review

Mi Querida is the sophomore release by Steve Saka’s Dunbarton Tobacco and Trust company. In 2015, Saka launched Dunbarton Tobacco and Trust and released Sobremesa. Sobremesa proved to be a huge success both critically and commercially. While it’s always difficult to follow up a big debut, Mi Querida was met with a lot of anticipation in that this would be Saka’s first Connecticut Broadleaf release at Dunbarton Tobacco and Trust. Many people connect Saka with Connecticut Broadleaf because of the Liga Privada No. 9, the cigar that started out as Saka’s personal blend while he was at Drew Estate. Mi Querida was launched at the 2016 IPCPR Trade Show and like Sobremesa did at the previous year’s show, it was a big commercial success for Dunbarton Tobacco and Trust. Recently I’ve had an opportunity to smoke Mi Querida in the Ancho Largo size (a classic Toro size). Mi Querida has been a huge success because it is an excellent and unique cigar. It’s a cigar that lives up to all of the expectations this cigar had going into the 2016 IPCPR Trade Show. The name Mi Querida is Spanish for “my dearest”, but it is also a term commonly referred to a husband’s mistress. In particular, in Nicaragua it refers to one’s “secret mistress” (since it is often common for a wife to know about the mistress”). This secret mistress is the “dirty little secret” and thus plays into the connection of the cigar’s profile. Saka says this also fits into theme of the cigar as he has described this as cigar that is more gritty and a bit “dirtier” than the more refined Sobremesa release. In addition to the Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper, the remainder of the blend consists of Nicaraguan tobaccos. Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf Binder: Nicaraguan Filler: Nicaraguan Country of Origin: Nicaragua Burn: Оk no corrections Draw: Very hard Complexity: Medium to High Strength: Medium (1st Half), Medium to Full (2nd Half) Body: Medium (1st third), Medium to Full (Remainder) Finish: Overall opinion, total disappointment