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  1. Some time ago Smithy recommended these to me, so as a little Tribute to Smithy, yes, you will be missed, here is my review: Nice thin, tensile colorado wrapper, solid construction with a slight restriction on the draw, just as I like it and, as a matter of fact is harder to find in recent production. Good slight barnyard smell at cold and a quaility tobacco cold draw. Flavours in the first third: Dry cocoa powder and light coffee plus a seven spice mix, an occasional bitter edge. 2nd third: more sweet spices, now easier to delineate - cinnamon, clove and nutmeg, most certainly nutmeg, and a distant pepperiness, quality toasted tobacco and a (bitter-) sweet note which Rob always calls molasses, and in most cases of SCdlH Principe I agree with that, however this one was more like liquorice to me but I guess it's a quite similar perception of the odd San Cristobal sweetness nonetheless. last third: the toasted tobacco verges more and more towards malty cereal, more pronounced and creamy coffee flavours and, just at the end, a beautiful exotic perfume note reminiscent of patchouli as I sometimes find in good Montecristo's, in particular in Especial No. 2. Moreover, a cigar of great charm and deligthful complexity, I would rate the first half with its occasional bitter edge 89-90, but in total, as it just got better and better, a solid 92 - and well deserved! Cheers, Alex

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