Monday, October 13, 2014

Sosa Family's - Sosa Cigar Review


Sosa Cigars

Origin: Honduras

Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf

Filler/Binder: Dominican & Honduran

Shape/Size: Robusto, Toro, Belicoso & Churchill

Strength: Medium

Box/Bundle: Box of 20

Flavored: No

$2.50 singles - $45.00 to $55.00 per bundle
 

 

The return of the king… When I started out smoking cigars eons ago, there were some big names like Arturo Feuente, Romeo and Juliette and Cohiba, there was also Sosa.

 The Sosa family had some of the smoothest and rich cigars for affordable prices, but unfortunately back then not everyone carried all the brand and you had to order in catalogs or like me be lucky enough to be in Florida and stumble into one of the Sosa Family stores, I dropped some coin that day I tell you, but I was set for quite some time for cigars while I was down there.

And now Sosa has reemerged with its first United States public offering, entitled simply “Sosa”. I have only seen them listed in 2 catalogs so far, and they were listed at a nice price of $45.00 for a bundle of 20. I expect some old timers such as myself to find the brand and stock up with this Central American treasure.

 The Size I like is the Toro size (6x52). The cigar is a well constructed medium smoke that has Dominican and Honduran filler with a dark maduro wrapper, with a nice ash with no flaking. The flavor is smooth and earthy.

I hope Sosa is making a comeback, but it’s my opinion that if they don’t get a boost buy the brick and mortars they will fade back into the dark closet of other Brand names that have faded into obscurity.

I have to say I am slightly disappointed with this cigar, it was dry and then the 2nd time I smoke one it was better humidified, but it still seemed to lack in flavor. I hope they do better in the next Sosa offering

 I rate this Cigar a 5 out of 10.

Happy Smoking
~CigarAsh~

 

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