This Nicaraguan-made torpedo packs a caffeinated punch with its 5" x 54 robusto frame. Drew Estate's maduro-wrapped creation retails at $71.25 per box of 12, offering coffee lovers an aromatic smoking experience without breaking the bank. The Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper glistens with visible oils - a promising sign of proper humidor care before arriving at your doorstep.
Cold draw releases espresso grounds and brown sugar aromas. Initial puffs deliver immediate dark roast coffee flavors with whipped cream texture. Smoke production stays moderate - no billowing clouds here. Ash holds firm for about an inch before dropping.
Cocoa powder emerges alongside the persistent coffee core. Retrohale introduces cinnamon spice that tingles without burning. Some users report occasional uneven burns around this stage, requiring minor touch-ups.
Sweetness intensifies with hazelnut notes joining the party. Creaminess diminishes slightly as earthy undertones develop. Nicotine strength creeps up to medium-full by the nub - coffee kick meets tobacco buzz.
Hand-rolled in Estelí, Nicaragua using Jinotega-grown tobaccos. Triple cap application ensures clean cuts. Box-pressed samples tend to draw tighter than round vitolas. Recommended rest period: 30 days minimum in humidor for optimal infusion balance.
