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Diesel Crucible Cigar Review by cigarfellas

http://www.cigarfellas.com Welcome to another Cigarfellas YouTube video review. We love cigars and want to bring you a layman's view of what we taste from some of the world's best cigars. Many of our reviews are of new cigars that not many people have had a chance to smoke yet, but this is why we do what we do. It is my goal to help to educate the smoking community with new brands and exciting cigars. Check out our website for more reviews as well as beer reviews, wine reviews, pipe reviews, tobacco reviews, and accessory reviews. Diesel Crucible Cigar Review by cigarfellas When AJ Fernandez developed the blend at hand, he instantly realized its sheer perfection. Perfect in every way....except for one -- the rare materials at play could only produce a mere 1,000 boxes. This project spawned Diesel Crucible. Just 12,000 cigars were rolled, extensively aged, and are now unearthed from the aging vaults for their big debut. Diesel Crucible utilizes a rare, extra-fermented 'Media Tiempo' wrapper leaf - the key to this cigar's awesome flavor, but also the reason for its exceedingly limited nature. Beneath this sultry wrapper, a powerful blend of bold tobaccos awaits. Nicaraguan long-leaf ligeros mingle with a 'secret,' proprietary strain of long-leaf ligeros. These tobaccos marry in the aging vaults, producing an eventful smoke opening with brute-like strength and flavor. A memorable blast of spice begins the experience, while a supporting cast of chocolate and espresso soothes the senses. Each Crucible burns slow, offering additional notes of spices, earth and sweet wood. The smoke is full-bodied, but the refined smoothness and balance is uncanny, in true AJ form. The level of complexity is equally outstanding. Nay! Outstanding is an understatement, Diesel Crucible truly is a pleasure to burn. My suggestion: Savor every last puff, but don't get too attached. Crucible will be gone in no time, but its legacy will likely remain for years to come.