Tried this lackluster torpedo at work today. Had a hard draw, even though I cut it way back farther than normal and at an angle. The cigar had no discernable taste. If it was not for the 77 degree sunny day outside to enjoy it would have been a waste. This just was not as good as I thought it was going to be, especially given what texcigars.com has to say. But again they sell these.
This and its corojo brother are the newest blends from Arganese. The filler and binder of this cigar are both Dominican ligero leaves. The wrapper is an Ecuadorian maduro that was processed for an additional 6 months. Be warned, this is a full bodied cigar with tons of strength behind it, the toothy and veiny wrapper screams nicotine kick. The Arganese ML3 was one of the stars of the 2008 IPCPR show in Las Vegas. Dark chocolate, black coffee, nuts, wood, and cream all make themselves known with this cigar. The Arganese ML3 is making waves in the cigar communities.
This and its corojo brother are the newest blends from Arganese. The filler and binder of this cigar are both Dominican ligero leaves. The wrapper is an Ecuadorian maduro that was processed for an additional 6 months. Be warned, this is a full bodied cigar with tons of strength behind it, the toothy and veiny wrapper screams nicotine kick. The Arganese ML3 was one of the stars of the 2008 IPCPR show in Las Vegas. Dark chocolate, black coffee, nuts, wood, and cream all make themselves known with this cigar. The Arganese ML3 is making waves in the cigar communities.
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