Today, I am going to review a Dominican cigar, which is very cheap. I’ve managed to purchase a whole box with these sticks, and it hadn’t cost me more than $110. The Cusano brand is relatively new on the market, from 2004, and I believe that the prices of its cigars are competitive as it is trying to attract the aficionados’ attention. However, I don’t really care about the brand, but I do care about the cigar for which I had spent cash. Appearance & Construction For a $3 stick it has quite a beautiful aspect. I must say that I wasn’t expecting to look so glamorous. The wrapper has a tempting color that reminds me of coffee with a lot of milk within it. I’ve felt only a bit of oiliness on the surface of the stick, and there were quite a few veins. However, despite all this the cigar is quite pleasant at touch. The construction was fine. The draw was excellent, the ash had hold for more than an inch, and the burn went straight during the whole smoke. The wrapper is spreading around some captivating hints of cedar and wood. 5063307820_6f80410a43_b Taste The Cusano Corojo 97 is a good cigar. Before lighting up the cigar I’ve felt on my lips the taste of salt and pepper. The first puffs bring at surface intense notes of wood and nuts. Once I’ve got deeper into the cigar I’ve felt the leather flavor. And, this is all. It is a good cigar, but I am sure that more flavors could make it even better. Value If you want a cheap smoke, then you can choose these Cusano Corojo 97 cigars.
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