Camacho Coyolar Puro Titan

I, too, had some burn issues, as many very large ring guage cigars seem to have. However, the smoke was cool and thick, with a certain "edge" and flavor that comes from its one-farm heritage (similar to a singel malt scotch).

a wonderful smelling cigar but had more than a burn issue.

This cigar makes a great casual smoke. The roll is too loose for the size, almost like pulling from a pvc pipe. The flavors are fairly basic and the price was about $6 a stick. Definitely an every few days smoke, but nothing

If they tighten the roll on this bohemoth we're talking great smoke. The roll is too loose for such a big cigar. When it's burning well you get that great Camacho flavor in a full draw that is smooth, toasty, strong, and a little creamy. I can honestly compare this to some of the better Cubans I've smoked. It really warms up after 2 inches and becomes an experience in smoking pleasure. Aging should take care of the slight harshness and hopefully, the burn. The touch ups are worth it, cause this baby is a real cigar.

An impressive looking cigar with a very dark toothy wrapper. Prelight aroma is wonderful.
The first inch or so is very powerful with strong charry tobacco taste. Settles down a little to be a smooth yet heavy bodied smoke. Great aroma with lots and lots of smoke. The finish lingers on the palate a long time. Not for smoking on an empty stomach or for newbies. A strong smoke that lives up to the hype.