Ashton Cabinet Series Belicoso
Size: Torpedo ( 133 x 20.64 mm)
Ring: 52
Wrapper: Nicaraguan
Strength: Medium
Personal Rating: 4/5
Price: around $8.60
I was actually impressed with this fair priced cigar. The torpedo design of the Ashton Cabinet Series Belicoso is something I enjoy very much as well as prefer that over other shapes. The smoke time took a bit longer than I expected which was a plus. The Ashton Cabinet Series Belicoso has a Dominican filler that’s aged 4 to 5 years to bring an even rich and complex flavor.The Connecticut shade wrapper, which is actually aged for an extra year, brings a palomino color resulting in a creamy and smooth flavor adding to that of the tobacco. The Ashton Cabinet Series Belicoso can hold it’s own with the higher priced lines very well, and most cigar smokers should try it out.
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I’ve seen these at these at my local cigar shop. I think I’ll give them a try. This is the 3rd good review on the Ashton Cabinet Series Belicoso that I’ve read.
A great review about one of my favorite cigars, Ashton Cabinet Series Belicoso. I really enjoy most cigars by Aston but especially the Belicoso. This is probably the best cigar for its price.
Personally I didn’t like the Ashton Cabinet Series Belicoso but it isn’t the worst cigar I’ve ever had.