This 6x44 parejo from Miami Cigars comes pre-packed with Caribbean rum infusion in boxes of 25 sticks. The Indonesian wrapper glows with faint oil sheen, housing Dominican binder/filler tobacco that burns cleaner than most machine-made flavored cigars. At under $5 per stick, it's become a gateway cigar for curious newcomers exploring sweet aromas.
First Third: Immediate rum-soaked sugarcane sweetness dominates, with vanilla cream notes swirling through thick, slightly waxy smoke. The draw stays loose with perfect burn line - typical of well-calibrated machine production.
Middle Third: Baking spices emerge as cinnamon dust coats the palate. Underlying nuttiness (think almond skins) balances the sweetness, while the Indonesian wrapper adds faint woody undertones. Smoke output decreases noticeably.
Final Third: Sweetness drops to 70% intensity revealing dark chocolate bitterness. Some users report slight pepper tingle on retrohale. The last inch develops mild acidity - better to quit before reaching the nub.
The Connecticut shade wrapper shows thinner veins compared to natural Tatiana lines. Glass tube versions (sold separately) maintain better humidity but cost 15% more. Factory machine-bunching creates firm yet springy compression - no hard spots detected in sampled boxes.
