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A gorgeously intimidating blend.
Depending who you believe, the Yakuza are either a ruthless Japanese organized crime syndicate, or a misunderstood chivalrous organization…hint, I’d go with the former. The Yakuza are as famed for their intricate tattoos as their missing pinkies, and this new, bold blend from Gurkha, dubbed Yakuza, is as menacing as its namesake. A blend that’s as special as Gurkha Yakuza shouldn’t come in normal packaging, and leave it to Gurkha to knock this one out of the park.
Coming dressed in a oil-oozing, milk-chocolaty Ecuador Habano ligero wrapper, Yakuza’s aesthetics are spot-on. A quick peak under the covers reveals a Nicaraguan binder embracing a collection of ligero-laced, uber-refined Nicaraguan and Honduran long-fillers with the addition of a small amount of La Entradas long-filler. Well-balanced, this firecracker is in-your-face full-bodied and will lay the smack-down in the flavor department. Bold notes of toast, oak, nuts, espresso, and pepper intertwine for a robust and dizzying experience. Not for the faint of heart, the Gurkha Yakuza will send you into sensory overload. Make sure to clear your schedule for this gem, because it's an experience that demands zero interruption.
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Gurkha Yakuza
Received this one in a trade after it had been resting for quite some time. The flavor profile consisted of some toast, wood tones, and espresso. Very subtle hints of pepper would appear at times. The draw and burn were both decent.

Gurkha Yakuza
Cigar details: same Ghurka label but the yakuza part of the label and new colors adds a nice touch. The cigar itself is brown like a Hershey’s bar and is veiny. Cold Draw: not really detecting any notes. First thirst: the taste of sweet bread to start off. Light spice on retro-hale. Woody oak taste. Sweet expresso taste. Taste of nuts as well. All these flavors combine for a breach earth taste. Second third: heading into this third there was a canoe issue I had to fix. Wood and sweet bread notes still strong. Spice in the picture as well. Wood seems to be the most prominent note now. The light nut taste is still there. Expresso taste coming in. Minor burning issue. Final third: getting an expresso bread taste. Spice is still relevant. Wood is still lingering as well. Nuts is there but minimal. There is almost a cinnamon like taste. Final smoke time: 1:50. Final score: 83.

Gurkha Yakuza
Gurkha Yakuza
Gurkha Yakuza
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