Room 101 El Mas Chingon Cigar Review by LeeMack912. I smoke em and tell you what I think. From the Famous Smoke Website: "Most epic has been conveyed by many phrases throughout history: the bees knees...wicked pissah...today it's El Mas Chingon, and this gallon-full-of-kick-ass comes courtesy of Matt Booth's Room 101 Cigars. Underneath a well-fermented Habano wrapper, a 3-nation coalition of robust leaf from Honduras, Mexico and the Dominican combine to form a juggernaut of flavor; all medium-plus 60 ring smokes, El Mas Chingon not only has kick - it has a full follow-through. Buy your box of bad-ass today!" Use coupon code iROBUSTO10 and save 10% on orders over $75. See All LeeMack912 Cigar Reviews: http://goo.gl/Y2bxF1 LeeMack912 2014 Favorite Cigars over $7.00: http://goo.gl/uqeJl4 LeeMack912 2014 Favorite Cigars under $6.00: http://goo.gl/m4th23 Check out my new online Cigar Review Show "Meet In The Middle" on iROBUSTO "Meet in the Middle" combines a cigar review with a cigar herf and is presented by Leander, Hyacinth and Mark. Each cigar review show features the opinion on one cigar in three 15-minute segments. "Meet in the Middle" #mitmcigar is a cigar review show with a different spin on the normal cigar review. http://www.irobusto.com/meet-in-the-m... -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "(1904) iROBUSTO.com | StateLineCigar.com | Cigar Specials | LeeMack912 (S06 E36) " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWeznp4qrMo -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0hQWcT3QzY

The cigar is available in a single 6 x 52 toro vitola that comes packaged in 10-count boxes, with individual cigars priced at $10 per cigar. Production was limited to 5,000 boxes. LeeMack912 Cigar Review. Wrapper: Ecuador (Sumatra), Binder: U.S.A. (Connecticut Broadleaf), Filler: Nicaragua Diesel made the move from a catalog- and internet-only brand to one that is available to all retailers in 2017, there’s certainly been no shortage of cigars released to introduce the brand to those who might not have been familiar with it. The latest entry is the brand’s second limited edition—at least since changing its availability—the Diesel Delirium, a cigar that General Cigar Co. bills as the boldest blend to bear the Diesel name. That assertion comes by way of an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper, Connecticut broadleaf binder and Nicaraguan fillers highlighted by tobacco from the company’s Ometepe region—known for its volcanic soil and distinct taste—as well as a good bit of ligero, the leaves that comes from the top of a tobacco plant and are the strongest and most flavorful. The cigar is available in a single 6 x 52 toro vitola that comes packaged in 10-count boxes, with individual cigars priced at $10 per cigar. Production was limited to 5,000 boxes, each of which features an interior lid that lists off a number of maladies often associated with delirium in a motif that is reminiscent to old-time pharmacies and medicines. Cigar Reviewed: Diesel Delirium Country of Origin: Nicaragua Factory: Tabacalera AJ Fernandez Cigars de Nicaragua S.A. Wrapper: Ecuador (Sumatra) Binder: U.S.A. (Connecticut Broadleaf) Filler: Nicaragua Length: 6 Inches Ring Gauge: 52 Vitola: Toro MSRP: $10 (Box of 10, $100) Release Date: March 2, 2020 Keeping with the trend of the 6ish by 52ish single vitola releases, the Diesel Delirium’s toro vitola feels immediately recognizable and thus a bit less than inspiring. The wrapper is a very earthy brown color; visually it’s on the matte side but tactilely feeling like it has some oil to it. It also provides for an interesting visual with the wrapper; while I normally wouldn’t advocate this combination of black and brown, it works and the gold and red bring things together pretty decently. There’s also a good bit of tooth in between the veins. The cigar feels well-rolled, firm without being hard, and there’s not much visually to suggest otherwise, though a jagged seam right under the one cigar’s band catches my eye. Aroma off the foot is sweet and earthy, reminding me of picking blackberries off the bush in terms of the overall smell. There’s black pepper in the mix as well, though it is hit or miss as one sample had none and the other two had quite a bit. The cold draw skews more towards the earthy side with le ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fm0KQK6_04s