Inhaling from this stubby street-fighting stoagie fills the mouth with a warm and lightly peppery taste with

delicately dancing spices tickling in the roof of the mouth. A distinct citrus, tangy like texture tastefully covers

the front of the tongue, leaving behind a light coating of salt on the back. A subdued roughness looms over the

entire taste, packing tobacco, earth and much darker notes. Retrohaling brings more of the rich dark tones including

coca with a touch of sweetness. It leaves behind more citrus, salt and tangyness in the mouth. While this may sound

like an overwhelming punch in the face from such an experience street-wise dog rocket, this fighting underdog cigar

is quite timid and surprisingly balanced… almost. The lovable roughness is a facad but ever present, but welcome

company nonetheless in this bargain stoagie.

The aroma is rich and enjoyable for a true lover of the leaf as it’s heavy on the tobacco, carrying with it a rich,

earthy herbal quality with many layers of subtlety. Cocoa powder chcolate provides a lovely sweetness, while subtle

hints of citrus tang play with a peppery nip. The smoke is mildly thick, but a bit hot to the nose if inhaled too

deeply. With each puff, something different rises to the front.