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Bahia Gold White Label Burn Time: 1hr 25min
Wrapper : Ecuador Sungrown
Filler : Nicaraguan ligeros, secos
Body : Medium Strength : Li-Med
Prelight : Has a light brown, soft wrapper with a firm pack. Light cocoa aroma coming from it.
1/3 : Draw opens up on the tighter side, but there's a decent smoke output. First flavors are a very nice creamy and nutty smoke. Body is light medium only, but there's a finish that lasts 10-15seconds, so decent. Nuttiness fades after 15 or so min and a light cedar takes its place.
2/3 : Downside to this cigar was the construction/burn. It goes wonky on me every 20 minutes or so and requires a touchup, and if neglected needs a doublepuff. Cedar gets stronger and dominates this third flavor wise, nothing else coming in.
3/3 : Cedar goes away and there's only a smooth tobacco left. No noticeable strength at all. Body is still a medium, finish around the same. Keeps needing relighting again, and it tunnels on me twice. Other than that it ends nicely with a smooth tobacco and very slight pepper/spice.
Overall : An ok afternoon stick flavor wise, but really poor burn on this one. This is a $2 stick, but I've had a few other sticks around the same price point that burned well and had similar flavor profiles. So, just a middle of the road cigar in my opinion.
