
Notes & évaluations
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Note des amateurs
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Organoleptic profile
Strength
mild
Balance
good
Draw
perfect
Intensity
expressive
- Bouquet
- complex
- Finish
- medium
- Ash color
- gray
- Smoke output
- medium
Aroma profile
Dominant aromas
Tasting notes
The El Viejo Continente Classic Brevium, with its format of 120.7 mm and a diameter of 22.2 mm, presents itself with an elegant wrapper and a beautiful finish. The Ecuadorian wrapper is well-crafted, offering a pleasant grip. Its texture highlights exceptional craftsmanship, and the coloration of the ash proves to be gray, promising a delightful experience on the palate.
From the first contact, the aromas reveal a complex olfactory palette. Pre-light, one perceives notes of wood and a hint of toasted nut, while upon lighting, nuances of pepper become more pronounced. This aromatic evolution is enjoyable, indicating a cigar ready to offer a rich and nuanced experience without being overly overwhelming.
On the palate, the development unfolds harmoniously through the thirds. In the first third, the creaminess of the smoke combines the aromas of wood and hazelnut, bringing a lovely sweetness. Gradually, notes of coffee and cedar emerge, while the body of the cigar intensifies, oscillating between subtle herb accents and a slight bitterness that invites itself at the end of the tasting.
The finish reveals a balanced sensation in the mouth, blending persistence with an illusion of residual sweetness. Although the finish is medium, the balance between strength and sweetness gives this cigar a unique and enjoyable identity, even if its strength remains at a medium level.
Ideal for a moment of relaxation, this cigar will perfectly accompany a full-bodied coffee during a smoking break, ideally at the end of the day. It will appeal to those seeking a pleasant tasting experience without venturing into overly marked extremes.
Community impressions
Enthusiasts of this cigar highlight its beautiful construction and easy draw. While it offers a rich experience of wood and toasted nuances, some find it a bit less expressive. Overall, it is appreciated for its smoothness and balance, although some expect more complexity.