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Size: Lancero (7"x38)
Type: Bundle of 20
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Once you unwrap the crude protective outer tobacco sleeve, the Leaf by Oscar Connecticut Lancero cigar reveals a top-grade golden brown Connecticut wrapper with a silky and oily look and feel. Once lit, this easygoing mellow to medium body smoke coats the palate with ample coffee notes, accented with nuances of toasted almonds, spice, and subtle hints of chocolate.
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Leaf By Oscar Connecticut

Leaf By Oscar Connecticut
Leaf By Oscar Connecticut
Heavy spice up front but mellowed quickly. Spicy, peppery, woody, but quite mild. Burned evenly. Body was a bit lacking.
Leaf By Oscar Connecticut
Loved this Cigar, one of my favorite so far!

Leaf By Oscar Connecticut
Rather dull appearance and had a curve to it. Not sure if the curve had anything to do with it but this had a much tighter draw compared to the other two I’ve tried. Still not a bad smoke though. Made a nice light morning smoke with coffee. Not one I’d pay full price for again but if I came across them at a discount I might grab a few.
Leaf By Oscar Connecticut
I think I prefer more medium to full bodied cigars. While tastewise, this one was good, texture wise and mouthfeeling left me to crave for something.

Leaf By Oscar Connecticut
Draw was excellent. Only touched up once when I realized that I was smoking way too fast. This has a creaminess, spiciness, nuttiness, and woodiness. What a fun vitola! The wrapper had some frog eyes, but they didn't affect the burn or flavor.
Leaf By Oscar Connecticut
Smooth and mild, easy light, light grey smoke

Leaf By Oscar Connecticut
This is a shop favorite so I wanted to try it, but smoked this one ROTT. I attribute the burn and draw issues to its lack of rest. Had to keep puffing on it to keep it lit, so that was less than perfect. It began spicier than I expected, but quickly mellowed. A nice cedar on the retrohale with just a hint of spice. A creamy smoke. I'll come back to this after one rest for a while.

Leaf By Oscar Connecticut
A bit too sharp for my taste. Paired with Farnweh Rye, smoothed it out nicely
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