Puros Indios Corona Gorda Cut Head No. 5

No construction problems with this cigar -- it lit easily, with a somewhat loose draw, and kept an even ash down to the stub. The roll is a little loose: this isn't a solid half-pound brick of a stick. I smoked this while driving around in my truck, and probably because of the loose draw ended up inhaling a good amount, which pretty well kicked my ass. The flavor was medium-bodied and had a good, well-rounded flavor that reminded me of Padron 5000 or CAO Criollo. Really enjoyable smoke.

impressed

I thought that the Pyramid #1 was pretty good that I smoked about a month ago. So, I thought with a little time on my hands that I would enjoy one of these great big creations. Never did turn into what I was expecting. It tasted the whole time like I was sucking air, I kept looking to see where the wrapper was split and could find nothing. Was not one of the worst I had smoked but, I will not be buying any more. To each his own I guess.

This is a great cigar if you have a couple hours of relaxing ahead of you. This is a great shape/size if you want to catch some looks. Also very mild, unlike its intimidating size. Ended with a great cinnamon flavor. I will definitely be picking up a few more of these.

I put a low construction rating because the wrapper was not smoothed out uniformally, little sloppy.




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This was a great cigar; lots of smoke, flavorful, yet suprisingly mild-medium bodied. Will be picking more of these up; also this is a great shape for a cigar!