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Cigar Review Notes Peppery start especially on the nasals Immense smoke output from the first puff The barrel does have a bit of give throughout Sweet cocoa aroma Buttery notes join the pepper to smooth out the smoke Light grey ash develops on top of a wavy medium char line Saltiness adds to the profile As the ash fell it revealed a flat but centered burn cone Smoke is just billowing off the foot Dry fruit and dark chocolate notes enter Smoke has smoothed out well, moving through the second third Spicy notes enter along with a sweet caramel aroma Sweet cashew nuances add to the pleasing profile Natural sweetness builds along with a touch of salt deep in the second third Flavors are swirling between spice , pepper, sweetness , and fruit approaching final third Sweetness and spice find their way through the final third with a hint of nut Medium to Full in Strength Total Smoking Time was 1 Hour and 30 Minutes Overall, I found the Lefthander by Left Hand Cigars to be quite a pleasurable smoking experience

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