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4.166666666666667
6
Lonsdale
Hard to beat for the price
4
5
1
September 2, 2021
Red B.
Lonsdale
I'd say it's the best cigar in the $6 category. Beats a lot of $10 cigars too. If they are in stock, I usually add a few singles to my order.
5
5
1
January 17, 2023
Kyle
Lonsdale
It was not all the hype that the YouTube critics were giving it. IMO.
3
5
1
February 16, 2023
Kenneth H.
Lonsdale
Love the flavor and the consistency
5
5
1
February 16, 2023
Damon
Lonsdale
Nice!
5
5
1
September 22, 2023
Bb
Lonsdale
The draw is perfect. The burn is perfect. This is a class cigar but the wrapper, to me, is far too bitter. It isn't that bad bitter that you might get in a lower escelon stick. It is much like unsweetened baking chocolate.
If that is a flavor you enjoy then by all means pick up a few.
I did try an experiment, I smoked one with a traditionally sweetened coke.
While it didn't take all the bitterness, It did bring out all the back end flavors, tanned leather and lighter spices.
I just figured a maduro would be just a bit sweeter.
Ah well. I'll stick with the habano wrapper and, to a lesser extent, their Connecticut
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5
1
November 22, 2024
Leonard
Foundation Charter Oak
Lonsdale
6.25 × 46
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Foundation Charter Oak cigars pay tribute to the famous Connecticut wrapper leaf revered for its amazing flavor and aroma. Using aged Nicaraguan tobaccos for binder and filler, these beautifully crafted and affordably priced smokes are available in your choice of a silky, golden-brown shade grown, or a dark and oily Broadleaf wrapper. The Connecticut shade variety provides a creamy smooth experience with savory notes of cedar, graham cracker, honey, and a dash of pepper, while the Broadleaf adds some chocolate, and zesty spice to the mix. Whichever Charter Oak blend you chose, you can count on a mellow to medium strength smoke that burns slow and exhibits a fabulous aroma. These top-shelf cigars are available in a wide array of popular sizes to suit just about every smokers needs.
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