Arnold André's Vasco Da Gama Tubos Especiales Corona no.2

Arnold André's Vasco Da Gama Tubos Especiales Corona no.2

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What seems like a shoddily made machine-cut cigar is actually a very decent one for the price to pay.

It is pre-cut, and while the tobacco isn't the most tightly packed and feels a little on the dryer side, it burns very easily and consistently throughout the course of the cigar. The only negative is that the cigar tends to get hot pretty easily as well, probably owing to the lighter density. But even there, it doesn't get hot too soon for comfort.

The smoke lacks a bit of volume, again owing to the lower density of the packaging, but it is quite satisfactory nonetheless. The flavour is a medium-bodied smokiness with strong spicy notes. It doesn't taste as robust as some of the proper hand-rolled cigars, but again, for a machine-rolled cigar available at this price point, it is definitely a steal.

If there's anything else that's bad about this cigar, it's that it's a little on the softer side, again because of how sparsely it is packed. This causes it to start crumbling from the back end while smoking and getting bent from where you're holding it, making it more difficult to smoke it over time unless you're careful with how you're handling it. The fact that it is dryer also makes it absorb moisture through the butt easier.

On the plus side, it doesn't need to be cut and is comparatively inexpensive.

It's a good one 🌟