Let's cut straight to the chase with this 4x38 petite corona sampler pack. Six different flavored cigars come neatly packed, each screaming "try me first" with their candy-colored bands. The Cameroon wrappers glisten with visible sweetener crystals at the foot - your first clue this isn't your grandpa's cigar. At under 30 bucks for half dozen sticks, it's less about aging potential and more about instant gratification.
The scented wrapper hits your nose before lighting - vanilla beans and maraschino cherry syrup aroma make no attempts at subtlety. Pre-light draw tastes like licking flavored rolling papers.
Cherrybomb explodes with Kool-Aid sweetness that clings to your lips. Vanilla edition delivers bakery-fresh buttercream frosting notes. Both overshadow the underlying Nicaraguan tobacco completely. Smoke output feels thinner than traditional cigars.
Artificial flavors mellow into recognizable profiles: cherry transitions to almond extract, vanilla develops cinnamon undertones. Moontrance's peach nectar gets tempered by white pepper. Noticeable sugar buildup on the tongue needs frequent drink breaks.
Flavoring agents burn off revealing the core: young Jalapa tobacco with faint hay notes. Sweetness turns syrupy, requiring palate cleansing. The 38 ring gauge feels constricting - tight draw increases heat despite short length.
The Cameroon wrappers show superior elasticity - no splits despite visible flavoring oils. Consistent burn across all six samples (uncommon in infused cigars) though requires regular ash-tapping to prevent canoeing. Final inches get harsh - recommended to nub at ¾ length.
