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A special one for me today; My first Behike (52).
It's undeniably a first class cigar, but like I expected it's still disproportionately overpriced hah.
I'd had it sitting away for just over 10 months, but although I've read that they're fantastic right off the shelf, I think a couple years would have refined it.
Perfect draw, even burn, and a good complex taste throughout.
It had a predominant taste of what I can only liken to burned wood, which gradually progressed to roasted chestnut, with the occasional light notes of cream as well as perfume. Right at the very end I was getting a little bit of caramel. I was really impressed with how it never got even the slightest bit sharp or bitter, even when its length was the same as its girth.
It's undeniably a first class cigar, but like I expected it's still disproportionately overpriced hah.
I'd had it sitting away for just over 10 months, but although I've read that they're fantastic right off the shelf, I think a couple years would have refined it.
Perfect draw, even burn, and a good complex taste throughout.
It had a predominant taste of what I can only liken to burned wood, which gradually progressed to roasted chestnut, with the occasional light notes of cream as well as perfume. Right at the very end I was getting a little bit of caramel. I was really impressed with how it never got even the slightest bit sharp or bitter, even when its length was the same as its girth.
as I really enjoyed it!
don TJ and the 
Coros
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