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Consuegra # 279 Double Corona Oscuro
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100% of reviewers $0.88 7.0



Description: The entire Consuegra line is composed of the seconds of the Villazon factories in Cofradia and Danli, Honduras. There's absolutely nothing wrong with 99% of these cigars other than the fact that they aren't as pretty as the ones that are chosen to go into boxes of Punch, Hoyo, Rey del Mundo, and the many other quality brands produced in these two factories.
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ColbyPants

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Registered: May 2007
Location: Bryan, OH
Posts: 92
Review Date: Tue June 12, 2007 Would you recommend this to someone? Yes | Price you paid? In US$: $0.88 | Rating: 7 

 
Pros: price, flavor, size
Cons: availability, looks, stigma, not complex

7" X 48, Oscuro

Appearance: This was a JRCigars.com weekly special and in that special they claimed that unlike normal, this specific cigar was not a "second", like most Consuegras are, but an overstock on a first run cigar (which they would not name, obviously). Well, if this was the case, it was a rather rustic looking cigar. This pretty much means is par for the course, as it pretty much looked about the quality of other "Connies" I have had. Medium brown (even though they claim it is Oscuro) and toothy was how this stogie looked.

Pre-Light: The clip was easy with my newly sharpened Xikar Xi2 Cutter. The Prelight draw seemed tight and had a few notes of tanginess to it. Nothing terribly special.

Burn/Draw: The burn was pretty much a non issue, it self corrected and I really did not think about it much. The ash was firm and held tight way past an inch. It was mottled and skewered toward darker grey. The burn was tight at first but blossomed nicely at about an inch and a half and was free and easy after that.

Flavors: this was a pretty decent bundled cigar. The flavors were fairly straight forward. The first third was really tangy, but after that the rest of the way it settled in to a more cedary and spicy character. Toward the last third it got rather rich and earthy and the spice kicked up through the finish. Overall this was a pretty good smoke, and it was a steal at about eighty eight cents a stick. I think I have found a nice cookout cigar for this summer.

TomC

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