Victor
Sinclair’s Vintage Doppel Gordo cigar
Origins:
Dominican Republic
Wrapper:
Brazilian
Filler:
Nicaraguan and Dominican
Strength:
Medium
Size &
Shape: Gordo 6 x 70
Box Pressed
What can I say about this cigar? I say please
pass this offering from Victor Sinclair bye. This would be so far the only
blemish on an otherwise good cigar line.
I
bought a bundle of these along with Smokehouse Brown (Also of the Cigar Stop
Blog) and it was a triple threat, they burn bad, they taste like yard clippings
from your lawn mower and a Box Press on a Gordo is just foolish the cigar is
large as it is why make it an awkward shape. Putting this thing in your mouth
is like putting your television remote in your mouth! The Cigar is almost
bigger than a U.S. Quarter.
Some cigar smokers love them, but I don’t get
it. Out of the 20 only 4 did not canoe on me, the smoke was heavy and not
appealing at all, the ash was flaky so any breeze at all and you are covered
with cigar ash, and the taste was that of dirt and very gritty. I smoked all
that I had, but one just to see if I would change my mind and guess what? I
didn’t, in fact the one I gave away for someone else to try, said he did not
like the flavor the size and that it burned only on one side (it Canoed) and he
had to keep lighting the other side to make it burn even.
So there ya go 3 of us that did not like them,
but as I have said before this is only my personal opinion on them, I am just a
regular guy that likes cigars and I am no expert nor do I represent any
manufacturer, company or website. If you try one please let us know here at the
Cigar Stop know what your thoughts are on them.
I rate this Cigar a 1 out of 10
See you next
time
B.T.O.L.
~CigarAsh~
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