Let's cut straight to the chase: Deadwood Sweet Jane Corona (5"x46) delivers a sweet-tooth adventure at $8 per stick. This Nicaraguan-made gem comes 24 to a box, wrapped in that signature Connecticut Broadleaf Maduro wrapper that looks like melted chocolate. Medium strength? More like a velvet hammer for your taste buds.
The cold draw hits with brown sugar sweetness - almost like sniffing a freshly opened bag of dark roast coffee beans. Initial smoke pours out thick but smooth, carrying vanilla wafer and faint leather. Ash holds strong for first 1.5", burn line straighter than a ruler.
Here's where the "Sweet" in Sweet Jane flexes. Molasses creeps in beneath the vanilla, with coffee grounds replacing the earlier aromatic notes. Retrohale brings cinnamon tingle without harshness. Watch the burn - humidity above 65% might require touch-ups here.
Dark chocolate bitterness emerges, balancing the sweetness. Last inch packs peppercorn heat around the tongue edges. Smoke fast or risk tar buildup - that Maduro wrapper doesn't mess around past 45-minute mark. Pair with black coffee to cut through the sugar wall.
Sweet Jane Corona works best as Friday night wind-down cigar or gateway smoke for bourbon drinkers. Construction beats most infused sticks - no unraveling wrappers here. Keep your humidor below 65% RH to maximize that clean burn. Pro tip: Let it rest 2 weeks post-delivery for peak performance.
