Let's cut to the chase - the Tatiana Classic Night Cap is that flavored cigar you grab when you want dessert without the calories. This 6x44 Parejo comes bundled in boxes of 25, sporting a glossy Indonesian wrapper that's been soaking up flavor like a sponge. At about $4.50 per stick, it's your ticket to a sweet smoke session without breaking the bank.
The initial puff slaps your tongue with rum-soaked tobacco sweetness. Vanilla cream notes wrap around the smoke like liquid velvet, while caramel undertones stick to your lips like flavored ChapStick. Burns straight as an arrow - no touch-ups needed.
Black coffee bitterness crashes the sweet party, balanced by burnt sugar edges. Cinnamon spice starts tickling your sinuses, and you'll catch whiffs of roasted nuts from the foot smoke. Ash holds strong for about two inches before dropping.
Woody flavors muscle their way in, dragging along black pepper specks. The honey sweetness turns clingy - some find it comforting, others reach for a drink. Smoke gets warmer but never turns harsh, though nicotine-sensitive folks might tap out here.
Dominican Republic-made with Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper aged in rum barrels. Uses "flavor infusion" tech - basically cigars marinating in flavor sauce before rolling. Tube packaging keeps them fresh, but that glossy wrapper feels slightly sticky to the touch.
