Gurkha Spec Ops Maduro Churchill Cigar Review

Gurkha Spec Ops Maduro Churchill Cigar Review

This 7x50 stick offers a dark chocolate, firm, dry satin wrapper with slight tooth, minimal veins, tight invisible seams, a double cap and very rich barnyard aroma. First light reveals a snug draw putting out very good amounts of thick creamy smoke with medium body flavors of a rich smooth aged tobacco and a short clean finish. The first third bring the body up to medium-full with earthy chocolate notes and a good bit of pepper flavor, lasting through the now long finish. The smoke output is excellent, the draw loosened up to perfect. 45 minutes in at the 1/2 way point flavors are up to full body with a deep in the chest earthiness, espresso and dark chocolate notes, dropping the pepper. By the end of the 2nd third the espresso flavor had really taken over, going big and creamy, dropping the earth. The finish also got bolder holding the coffee flavor with a good bit of oily pepper. Ending at 1:30 min the last third brought up the coffee even more, going to a lighter airy smoke. Thank you very much to YouTube viewer Juvethegreat86 for generously sending me this to review! Photography by BGPictures.com

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[cigarobsession]

ROTF!  no.

[cigarobsession]

What? ew, no, what would you ask that?

[cigarobsession]

Tooth is the little bumpy texture on some wrappers.

[Badfish93]

@AdrianAsgardian In my experince Cigars are not addictive, sure I'll say "Man, cigar would be good right now" but not to the extent of where I'd need to have one as with cigarettes.

[minimarcus1010]

@AdrianAsgardian i dont smoke cigarettes.

[Skruffness]

I think im going to try more of the Gurkha cigars. Had one of the Assassins the other day, decent but not amazing, but inexpensive and had some good bursts of flavor. Thank Bryan

[CBABitz]

Bet this cigar would pair well with a nice imperial stout. What cigars do you usually pair with stouts?

[AdrianAsgardian]

@bfmv580 damn, relax. There's no need to get aggressive over a comment. I correlate cigarettes with weed, because all the kids that smoke weed smoke cigarettes. The kids that smoke are all a bunch of assholes, and the smell of cigarettes infuriates me. Ive never smoked anything before ever before so i didnt know that cigars were addicting. As for "growing up" im more mature that half the students in my high school combined.

[bfmv580]

@AdrianAsgardian Cigars are very addictive, they give you a massive nicotine hit. It's very ignorant to say that you correlate cigarettes and weed with assholes. I think you should grow up before taking up smoking.

[brad83871]

great stick. every time i light this one up, I smoke it till i can't fit my fingers on it!!

[AdrianAsgardian]

I just turned 18 and I want to start smoking. I don't want to smoke weed or cigarettes because they are addicting, and I always correlate them with assholes. For some reason I like cigars. I was thinking of starting with a smaller cigar, to get acclimated. Then moving on to a Churchill. How should I begin?

[evilassaultweaponeer]

@raw8383 When I turned 18 I started smoking cigars and had a brief infatuation with aromatic Acid cigars, but since then I've taken a liking to the CAO Brazilia. Alternatively, you should be able to get a Romeo y Julieta of some kind from any store with a humidor and I've never had one I didn't like. Hope this helps.

[raw8383]

Im about to turn 18 and want to get a cigar just to get one lol, what would be a good cigar to get?