Rocky Patel Twentieth

Rocky Patel Twentieth Toro (6x52)


 Introduction - A sweet, creamy cocoa and coffee flavor at the start. Draw is excellent, and is very smooth. Moderate finish with slight oiliness. No spiciness on the retrohale or in the mouth. Medium body with no strength.

Midway - Burn is good. Flavors are the same but with an undertone of earthiness coming in. Finish and oiliness remain the same. Slightest hint of spiciness on the retrohale. Now a medium-full body, with little to no strength.

Finish - Burn was slightly off-kilter but only needed a minor touch-up. Flavors are the same but the earthiness is now more pronounced. Finish is longer now but oiliness is not prominent. Retrohale has slight spiciness and a strong lingering earthiness. Little to no strength still. 

Duration: 44 minutes

Price: Around $12

Grade: 8/10

Comments: This is a hell of a cigar and the price is reasonable for the quality.



 

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