Tatuaje Havana VI Verocu No. 5 (Cigarillo)

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Here we have the Tatuaje Havana VI blend, in the Verocu No. 5 vitola (4"x40 cigarillo)

Thanks to @WNYTONY for sending this :)

The Wrapper

I'd classify this as a Petite Corona, but I don't make or name the cigars, so a cigarillo it is. It has a very dark brown wrapper with no prominent veins and just some visible seams. It appears to have a quadruple cap, with the last one being a bit sloppy. I punch it and find a bit of spice on the pre-light draw.

First Third

I'm hit immediately with cream notes, followed by some nice coffee notes. The retrohale spice levels are light-medium. A few more puffs and I detect a nice smokiness, as well as a sweetness that is either vanilla or honey, but I'm not sure.

Second Third

As the cigar transitions into this third, the spice on the retrohale ramps up to a solid medium. The notes of cream, coffee, smokiness and sweetness continue.

Last Third

I don't spend much time in this section (as the cigar is so short) before I have to let it go out.

Total burn time: 70 minutes

Final Notes

Another good cigar from Tatuaje! I'm impressed that such a small cigar lasted over an hour!

Those are one of my favorites Cameron - and under $2.50 a stick if you buy right.
Sometimes an hour is all you got - no reason to have a bad stick
Glad you enjoyed