The El Diario line is rolled in Honduras at the Raices Cubanas factory. The KB "Kill Bill" weighs in at an adorable 4 ¼ x 40; however, do not let the size fool you as it is quite the little flavor bomb.
Binder: Honduran
Filler: Nicaraguan
Price: $6-$7
Cigars Smoked: 1
The pre-light draw gives hints of cocoa. There are a few blemishes but nothing serious.
The first third starts off with dark flavors pronounced by chocolate. I taste aged tobacco and there is a hint of spice and coffee. A woodiness develops towards the end of this third that compliments the overall profile well. It is stronger than I anticipated but not too strong, right at medium to medium-full.
Into the second third the woodiness continues with cocoa and spice. Not much changes through this third but that is fine as I am enjoying the flavors.
The final third begins with spice as the strength starts to build. The cigar shifts into a leather profile and starts to get harsh with an inch or so left. I let it go out shortly after this point. Final smoking time was 1 hour and 25 minutes.
Overall, I really enjoyed this cigar. It had just enough flavor change to keep me on my toes. It also lasted much longer than I anticipated. This cigar rates a 90 out of 100, meaning I would split a box.
I love your review style Tyler. Anyways I have smoked probably 50-75 of these little powerhouses and I think I burned myself out on them. They used to be my favorite PC at one time. They have so much unique flavor to them (very concentrated).
Thanks man! They are great little cigars for sure. I was surprised.
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