La Sirena Cigar
If you don't recognize this huge colorful band it's the La Sirena Cigar from Miami cigar Co.
La Sirena has a dark oily well constructed shell. The cap is nice and the band is colorful and takes up half the cigar. This cigar starts off with a tingle of raw spice then settles down into a earthy smoky wood flavor that last to the end. A full body cigar for sure.
The burn was consistent throughout the smoke
thick and chalky during the middle of this smoke.
There are many sizes available for the La Sirena
however this was the King Poseidon I was tasting
during this article. This 6x60 gave off very little
aroma even though the cigar had a spicy strong
taste.
This cigar I knew was a handcrafted stick from
Pepin Garcia from the characteristics. A oily
Connecticut Broad leaf wrapper with the Cuban
seeded Nicaraguan binder and Nicaraguan Criollo
'98 and Corojo '96 long-fillers.
Rating:
Construction 92 Aroma 79
Taste 82 Finish 84
My cigar tasting was paired with a 2004 Evan Williams
Single Barrel Straight Bourbon Whiskey a perfect
match for this meaty cigar!
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