La Gloria Cubana Serie N JSB Cigar Review

La Gloria Cubana Serie N JSB Cigar Review

This 5.5x54 stick offers a very oily almost jet black wrapper with what appears to be a dark Corojo capital N stuck on just below the band. It was a thick, firm satin feel and dense pack, with small veins, invisible seams and a rich, oily tobacco aroma. First light reveals a perfect draw and medium body flavors of a very rich, creamy and oily tobacco with a bit of pepper zing especially on the finish. The first third develops to a light airy smoke with flavors of a creamy, oily tobacco and black pepper with a good amount of zing through the finish. Even though it's a solid medium body with easily identified flavors, it has no deep body at all leaving a very light mouthfeel. The 2nd third brings up the body to medium-full and completely changes the flavors. It brings a deep rich creamy coffee, with a substantial mouthfeel and deep pepper and spice finish. 50 minutes in to the 1/2 way point, flavors shift again dropping the coffee and taking on a deeper earth with the occasional caramel aftertaste on the draw. Strength is up matching the body at medium-full making me a bit light headed. The last third continues the same experience, ending at the 1:30 minute mark. Thank you very much to General Cigar for sending these for review, I greatly appreciate it! Photography by BGPictures.com

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[cigarobsession]

That's where mine like it too

[cigarobsession]

about 20 years

[cigarobsession]

Cubans are going to be relatively stronger than other countries right off the bat.  For beginners I always suggest a large sampler pack, not just a single brand or blend. I don't have a big Cuban experience so I don't know what they are going to have for you. Try everything you can!

[Jerexify]

How long do you let a cigar you purchased from a local store, that has been kept humidified, sit in your humidor before you smoke it?

[cigarobsession]

@Jerexify They are good to go! Acclimation is only needed, at least from stores around me, after shipping.

[cigarobsession]

Yes, slowly over a few weeks

[cigarobsession]

@mc101305 My reviews are not subjective - ratings are meaningless, who cares what I like?  I sure don't care what anyone else likes! lol Take the info and decide for yourself it it sounds like what you might be interested in.

[LeadSlinger89]

im diggin the hat, boss man!

[keerkhor]

Quick question...based on your review I tried the Serie N and LOVED it! Are there any cigars that you can recommend that are "creamy" and rich like this cigar? Thanks

[Terakasi]

Awesome commentary and very thorough cigar reviews. Best on YouTube! I didn't know there were so many adjectives in the English language; much less so many that describe cigars. Keep cuttin' up and toasting...!

[mc101305]

question i also live in flroida what percentage do you keep you humidor in? my house is always at 76 so ive been keeping it at 60-64% am i ok ?

[youyoujim1]

how long have u been smoking cigars ?

[samurai165]

Great review

[TPxJM]

Hey brian do you have cigar every night?

[WanderleiSilva29]

@StupidFatKid94 If i were you, id save my money and pick up a sampler. Good cubans are very expensive. Newbies (or even occasional cigar smokers) dont have enough tasting experience to appreciate or even tell the difference. You should develope your palette and brand/origin experience before busting your wallet on cubans. Also, you will probably get ripped off and not even be smoking a real cuban anyway.There are lots of scams performed on "white boys". They can smell beginners a mile away.