Showing posts with label Indian Tabac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian Tabac. Show all posts

Friday, July 16, 2010

Indian Tabac Cigar Co. Maduro

Indian Tabac Maduro A little harsh at first but a nice smoke overall. But the nicotine kicked my butt. And this is one of those that seems to bother my stomach a bit.



From Cigars International:

Indian Tabac Maduro utilizes the same premium, aged long-fillers and carefully fermented wrappers as Rocky’s most expensive blends....but the cigars are half the price, if not less! Dark and oily Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrappers conceal a complex recipe of 3-year old, long-leaf tobaccos from Nicaragua, Honduras, and Costa Rica. The smoke is rich and spicy, offering a deep, meaty core with toast, oak, and leather. The smoke grows more intense during the slow burn, completing an eventful medium to full-bodied smoke built with top-notch quality for half the price.

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Indian Tabac Cigar Co. Box Pressed Super Fuente Natural

Indian Tabac Natural Second cigar of the day. A very dark looking cigar, but mellow and smooth. Another perfect cigar.

From Cigars International:

The Indian Tabac Super Fuerte line from Rocky Patel is a beauty. From first sight right down to the finger-burning nub, this cigar will captivate you. Handmade in Honduras, this gem employs an awesome blend of long-leaf tobaccos from Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Honduras to generate voluminous clouds of thick white smoke and a creamy, rich flavor with hints of chocolate. To tame this robust blend, a luscious wrapper is applied - either a dark, Nicaraguan Maduro or a flavorful Cuban-seed Corojo - just before aging each cigar for a minimum of 4 years. This patient aging process leads to a mature, round character that’s buttery smooth and ultimately satisfying.

Indian Tabac Super Fuerte received a well-deserved ’92’ point score from Cigar Aficionado, which added:
"A dark, well-built cigar that draws well. The flavors are rich, round and elegant. The smoke is nutty and spicy, with a medium- to full-bodied character."

Friday, June 25, 2010

Indian Tabac Cigar Co. Box Pressed Super Fuente Natural (second 1/2)

Indian Tabac Natural  I smoked the second 1/2 of the cigar that I started the night before. It was great! Enjoyed it all the way down to the nub.



From Cigars International:

The Indian Tabac Super Fuerte line from Rocky Patel is a beauty. From first sight right down to the finger-burning nub, this cigar will captivate you. Handmade in Honduras, this gem employs an awesome blend of long-leaf tobaccos from Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Honduras to generate voluminous clouds of thick white smoke and a creamy, rich flavor with hints of chocolate. To tame this robust blend, a luscious wrapper is applied - either a dark, Nicaraguan Maduro or a flavorful Cuban-seed Corojo - just before aging each cigar for a minimum of 4 years. This patient aging process leads to a mature, round character that’s buttery smooth and ultimately satisfying.


Indian Tabac Super Fuerte received a well-deserved ’92’ point score from Cigar Aficionado, which added:
"A dark, well-built cigar that draws well. The flavors are rich, round and elegant. The smoke is nutty and spicy, with a medium- to full-bodied character."

Thursday, June 24, 2010

Indian Tabac Cigar Co. Box Pressed Super Fuente Natural

Indian Tabac Natural  It was a bit harsh at first with a very full taste. It had a little bit of an aftertaste that I had to get used to. Overall it was OK. I only smoked 1/2 because I ran out of time. I put it out and left the remainder on my garage workbench to be smoked the following day.

From Cigars International:

The Indian Tabac Super Fuerte line from Rocky Patel is a beauty. From first sight right down to the finger-burning nub, this cigar will captivate you. Handmade in Honduras, this gem employs an awesome blend of long-leaf tobaccos from Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Honduras to generate voluminous clouds of thick white smoke and a creamy, rich flavor with hints of chocolate. To tame this robust blend, a luscious wrapper is applied - either a dark, Nicaraguan Maduro or a flavorful Cuban-seed Corojo - just before aging each cigar for a minimum of 4 years. This patient aging process leads to a mature, round character that’s buttery smooth and ultimately satisfying.

Indian Tabac Super Fuerte received a well-deserved ’92’ point score from Cigar Aficionado, which added:
"A dark, well-built cigar that draws well. The flavors are rich, round and elegant. The smoke is nutty and spicy, with a medium- to full-bodied character."