Let's cut straight to this 6x44 flavored parejo - Miami Cigars' answer to casual smokers who want dessert in a stick. Glass-tubed or loose-packed, these Indonesian-wrapped dominican blends arrive ready for autumn bonfires. Don't expect subtlety though, that harvest moon infusion slaps harder than pumpkin spice lattes.
Cold Draw: Straight-up caramel corn meets those honey-roasted peanuts you get at baseball games. The wrapper smells like someone left a vanilla pod in a bourbon barrel.
Initial pepper sting vanishes faster than morning fog. Creamy mouthfeel carries baked apple notes - think pie filling not orchard fresh. Retrohale reveals artificial sweetener aftertaste masking dominican tobacco's natural earthiness.
Pumpkin spice takes over without invitation. Clove and nutmeg fight Indonesian wrapper's cedar undertones. Ash holds firm but needs frequent taps - construction's better than most flavored sticks at this price.
Last inch gets syrupy. Maple flavor amplifies to pancake breakfast levels while nicotine stays mercifully low. Cut it early unless you enjoy tongue-coating sweetness that demands coffee chaser.
Newbies transitioning from swishers. Social smokers needing conversation-starting aromas. Not your father's humidor regular - seasoned palates might balk at the flavor intensity. Pairs dangerously well with spiked apple cider.
