JD Cigars Habano Claro

This is the second post I am making for this company.

This from what I know is a Nicaraguan Puro. This cigar had not soft spots and the wrap was like soft leather.

This cigar gave a nice creamy flavor with some cedar thrown in. It was a mildly bitter flavor though. With this was almost what seemed to be an almond and oak mix. The almond flavor came out in the aroma a lot more than the smoke itself. The aftertaste was that of a mild cream. The flavor is very even throughout the whole smoke.

The draw was really good. Seemed to have trouble at times keeping a smoke, but that passed after about the first half an inch to an inch in. The flavor was not effected by this, just so you know. I had to correct this cigar a few times as well. Nothing huge, and only happened about three to four times in the span of an hour. The ash got about halfway through, and was very white and fine. I ashed it out of fear of having it drop on the floor, so it could have gone longer.

This cigar would run about $7 and for a double toro, that is not bad. The only hassle is keeping it lit in the beginning and the minor corrections. This was a pretty good cigar. The flaws make it have a hit, mainly because to correct a cigar of this size you almost have to have a torch lighter. If you have those tools, it is not an issue.

Final Grade: A-