The Carlos Torano Noventa cigar was produced in 2006 as a celebration of the 90th anniversary of the company which started in 1916.
The Anatomy of the cigar consists of
Filler: Nicaragua (Pueblo Nuevo, Esteli, Jalapa, and Condega)
Binder: Habano Nicaragua
Wrapper: Habano Nicaragua
Vitola: This is a 50 by 5" Robusto with the company shape name of Santiago
Appearance: This cigar a light brown wrapper in color and reflects light softly revealing its oiliness.
Construction: oily with a slight tooth and a bit of sponginess in the pack.
Prelight: The prelight aroma of this cigar gives of an excellent tobacco smell with a hint of wood.
First Third: The first third of this stick is fairly good with light flavors of nut and a slight spice. Notably it has a very sweet smelling aroma.
Second Third: At the half way point of this cigar I thought it had a bit of a spice and creme taste to it.
Final Third: The final tastes of this cigar were predominately spice with small hints of liquorice.
Overall: This cigar is a mild to medium smoke that would be a great after dinner stick. It has a slight sweetness hidden in tastes of nut and spice and produces minimal smoke.
Score: 7/10
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