This is where you can find pictures of the cigars we've been smoking, and a very short description of what/where/when and how long it took to smoke them.
This was a much better experience. Draw, burn and construction were spot on. What a great little smoke! Nice flavors, not over the top, but enough to keep your attention.
3 - The Fiver 
This one was really good, had a nice kick at the end I was not expecting. I'd smoke more, but would be okay with just a fiver, didn't wow me.
3 - The Fiver 
Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf
Binder: Connecticut Broadleaf
Filler: Connecticut Broadleaf
Vitola: Robusto(5 x 50)
This is the newest size in the La Casita Criolla series and I think it is my favorite. If you like the rich flavor of Broadleaf, then this 100% Broadleaf puro is for you. Gritty with flavors of espresso, cocoa, and a bit of saltiness. it had good performance and a few change up's in the profile. My recommendation is to dry box these though, as IMO the Broadleaf tends to soak up humidity like a sponge. A solid "Fiver"
3 - The Fiver 
6 X 56 Box Pressed Toro Gordo
Wrapper: Ct Broadleaf
Binder: Connecticut and Nicaraguan
Filler: Connecticut and Nicaraguan
$8.50
This is a blend that I have been a fan of since it's release in August 2012 at IPCPR. So when they put out a new size I was all about giving it a try. This vitola really exhibited a nice sweetness to balance the spicy Nicaraguan tobacco. But prior to this the petite lancero was my favorite vitola and I have to say it still is. But it is a fiver for anyone who likes a larger ring gauge.
3 - The Fiver 
The flavors were great, but the construction was horrible. I'd like to try another one to see, these were aged one gifted to us by Stogie Santa. I have to say, I like this blend a lot, though the flavors and construction seem to be inconsistent.
3 - The Fiver 
