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			Join Date: Oct 2008 
    First Name: Todd
				Location: Northcentral woods of Wisconsin 
				
				
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			Reveal and my review: 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			Santiago Cabana Robusto Island Smoke Shop 5x50 (purchased 6/17) 1) Aesthetics: An elegant band with gold script on a burgundy background embraces this robusto. It is a nice example of the torcedor’s art, with a slightly oily Connecticut wrapper, 2) Pre-light Construction: A firmly rolled, solid stick that allows a decent draw. 3) Post-light Construction/How it smoked: Remaining firm throughout, it gave off lots of medium-bodied smoke. 4a) Flavor and strength: This is a milder cigar, with nice flavors of nuts and nutmeg. One sample had a slight metallic tang that came and fled ephemerally. 5) Aftertaste/Finish: A medium finish fades quickly. 6) Aroma: Here I found hints of nuts. 7) General Comments: Another cigar that I first tried in the mid-1990s. It was a wonderful smoke then, creamy and nutty. This is not the same as that wonderful smoke from my memory. It is a nice cigar in its own right, but the memory is better than the new reality, this present incarnation. It isn’t a bad cigar for all that. 8) Recommendation: Pick up a few to try. 
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