Popular Post nKostyan Posted May 26, 2019 Popular Post Posted May 26, 2019 According to the simplified classification it is a Corona, but Cubans use unique formats, denoting similar in size cigars. This cigar has a format 42x135 and has Vitola de Galera - Cosaco. Cosaco in Spanish, Cossack in English. This is the name of the ancient East Slavic horse soldiers armed with a lance, a rifle and pistols. There is an interesting article on Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CossacksIn honor of these warriors was named Vitola de Galera and the oldest Vitola de Salida (Fonseca Cosacos). Let's try this H.Upmann Cossack.The aroma at cold: is strong spices, cinnamon. Pre light draw: spicy cedar, medium-hard, full filling. 1/3: first puffs give the cedar-spicy with salted caramel taste at start. Good body, strength, smoke. Very strong scent, I just open the door to go back to the room, and the smell knocks me down.2/3: the taste profile has not changed, but has become more intense and aggressive. There is no doubt that the best Cuban tobacco is used here. Suddenly there was a taste of roasted sunflower seeds. By the end 2/3 of the taste is very tight and almost rounded, all that is possible to distinguish: wood, a mixture of herbs and spices, burnt nuts. Strength is medium to high.3/3: the last third is a powerful spicy Cuban mix. At the finish there is a sour taste and tingling of the tongue. I liked the taste so much that I finished almost the whole cigar, using a toothpick not to burn my fingers.Conclusion: this is one of the best cigars of H. Upmann, which I had a chance to smoke. The taste is so strong that a short puffing is enough for me to get a sufficient portion of the taste. In end this small cigar I was Smoking 100 minutes. 5/5 stars 20 2
joeypots Posted May 26, 2019 Posted May 26, 2019 Nice review, thanks very much. I hear these have the legs to go long term. And the sealed jar doesn't hurt. 1
nKostyan Posted May 26, 2019 Author Posted May 26, 2019 Nice review, thanks very much. I hear these have the legs to go long term. And the sealed jar doesn't hurt.Yes, there is a great potential for aging.
BoliDan Posted May 26, 2019 Posted May 26, 2019 Always was curious about these and if its worth it over my connie A or 1. I think you sold me on roasted sunflower seeds and spiciness in the final third. Thanks for the great review. 1
JaeVee Posted May 26, 2019 Posted May 26, 2019 One of the best smokes I have ever had. I have a jar from 2015 with 6 or 8 left 1
earthson Posted May 28, 2019 Posted May 28, 2019 Shame on the price - wish they came in dress boxes. May have to get one if I see a good price to start aging for when these HUPC go away.
MD Puffer Posted May 28, 2019 Posted May 28, 2019 Great write-up and nice pictures. How well does that jar seal? 1
nKostyan Posted May 28, 2019 Author Posted May 28, 2019 Great write-up and nice pictures. How well does that jar seal?Thanks. I don't like the design of this jar. Bondage, which should provide the clamping force of the latches constantly slides towards the lid. I gave up and keep the jar in an airtight humidrawer. 1
nKostyan Posted May 28, 2019 Author Posted May 28, 2019 Shame on the price - wish they came in dress boxes. May have to get one if I see a good price to start aging for when these HUPC go away.In Cuba, they are more cheaper. This is one of the cigars to be hunted on the island
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