Heiko Blumentritt

  After opening the box you only smell a very reserved odor of tabacco… even if you try to get the smell directly from the cigar, it’s

The cigar is on the spot after firing it up, no tit for tat… Very earthy, aroma of black tea with a decent sweetness in the background. I read

During the first half inch there were aromas which I normally only know from old cigars with an age of 20+ years… leather, wood, old paper, tea-like… unfortunately

Before I start to fire up and take my notes, let me give you some background info from my friend Bill who was my Kris Kringle / Secret Santa… It

A smell of wood and exotical spices comes to the nose… some hints of white pepper in the background. The wrapper is fine and light colorado colored. Firin up

Light colorado colored wrapper, matt and good rolled. A bit wet imho, I like them more on the dry side…. The cold smell is leather, cedar and tobacco…

As for all Limitadas the wrapper is dark, some kinda dark colorado, maybe a bit too light to call it maduro… the surface is fine and matt, the rolling

Wonderful cigar… smell of roasted coffee and polished wood… impressing how intensive a 50 yo. cigar can smell… The wrapper looks very smooth and silky, it´s

I bought 2 bottles of this portwine a few years back, not knowing if it´s still good or not… I waited a long time to open the first

Perfect look, first-class quality… a wonderful cigar with a dark, fine and matt wrapper. The cigar has no pressing and is rolled perfect. It radiates a very pleasent and

The wrapper of this more than 20 yo cigar is colorado-colored, very fine, a little bit shiny. The rolling seems to be perfect (and later on I can find a

Cuban Davidoffs…one of the brands the people hunt for… especially the ones who like vintage cigars. I was lucky enough to pick up three of those about

I smoked this cigar when it was really fresh, due to this the cigar was a bit on the wet side for my liking. I prefer them more on the