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Aging Room Quattro Nicaragua Maestro Torpedo
Written by Cigar Geeks Member: Adam (BewareDaPenguin)

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Welcome to another Member sponsored Geek Critique generously sponsored by our member appollo (Stephen).  This was done as a blind review so there were no pre-concieved notions about what anyone was smoking.  The cigar provided for this round is the http://www.cigargeeks.com/cigardb/default.asp?action=showcig&cigar_id=189159">Aging Room Quattro Nicaragua Maestro Torpedo.  

The Aging Room Quattro Nicaragua blend is a Nicaraguan puro, utilizing AJ Fernandez's expertise of growing superior tobacco on his extensive Nicaraguan farms. The Aging Room Quattro Nicaragua cigar line delivers an explosion of flavor, complex, rich and memorable. A symphony of flavors all working together in perfect harmony in this full-bodied full-flavored Nicaraguan cigar which has earned the highest prize in the land, Cigar Aficionado's No. 1 spot as 2019's "Cigar of the Year!"




Aging Room Quattro Nicaragua Maestro Torpedo

Brand:
Aging Room
Name:
Quattro Nicaragua Maestro Torpedo
Length:
6
Ring Gauge:
52
Country of Origin:
Dominican Republic
Filler:
Nicaragua
Binder:
Nicaragua
Wrapper:
Nicaragua
Color:
Colorado Maduro
Strength:
Medium-Full
Shape:
Torpedo
Notes:
https://www.bestcigarprices.com/aging-room-quattro-nicaragua-cigars/ https://www.cigarsinternational.com/p/aging-room-quattro-nicaragua/2016291/
This cigar was enjoyed with Water

Pre-Light: 8 Points of 10 Possible

Nice looking cigar, had a nice looking wrapper, was well rolled, not any prominent veins. Looked like it was bunched well, felt good to hold. Cap cut clean, pre-light draw was a bit sweet. Wrapper was a nice color, pretty silky smooth, not rough. Didn't feel any hard or lumpy spots, again was a well rolled stick. Had a nice sweet smell to it.

Lighting and Burn: 12 Points of 15 Possible

I think this cigar performed well. It was a bit windy outside, and I only had to touch it up once. It did go out on me once, which is rare, I tend to smoke pretty fast, but it was also humid so overall it burned and smoked well. I didn't risk getting the ash on me, so it was tapped when needed. Smoke time was right around 45min-1hr which isn't bad for me if you know me.

Construction: 25 Points of 30 Possible

Again cigar performed well overall. The draw was good, provided plenty of smoke, didn't run, or canoe. The cap was applied nicely, and it cut clean and didn't tear, which can be annoying sometimes. The wrapper was nice, soft leather feel, more of a milk chocolate color. If it weren't for the slight touch ups, and going out it would have scored higher, but it didn't affect my smoking experience.

Flavor and Aroma: 40 Points of 45 Possible

The cigar stayed pretty mild-medium for me throughout. It was a good cigar don't get me wrong, I just didn't notice any complexity in the 3rd's, but what it had was very smooth, and stayed consistent. The 1st 3rd started off very sweet, with an almost nutty flavor, nice full smoke, not over bearing but no trouble in getting what you wanted. It was great in smoke volume, and stayed again, on the low end of medium for me. Quite enjoyable. I have no idea what this cigar was, but it was very good. 2nd 3rd and final 3rd were more of the same, the cigar never got hot, and smoked great.

Summary

Overall this was a very good cigar. As I've said above, I have no clue what this cigar was. I sent my guess over, but I'm sure I was wrong lol. I want to thank Appollo and Geeks for the chance to review this cigar, and give it a shot. I very much enjoyed this cigar, there was nothing offensive about it, and it smoked very smooth. The smoke was great, never got hot, it would've been nice it if had a little more strength, but sometimes you're not in the mood for something like that. This was mild by any means, don't get me wrong, I enjoyed what it gave. Thanks again!!


   
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