Wrapper: Nicaraguan Esteli Habano
Binder/Filler: Nicaraguan Esteli/Jalapa
Psycho: 7 x 58
Price: $8.75
This cigar was recently assessed in-depth on Cigar Coop.
Crazy Jack is the 12th (December) and final installment of the Ortega Wild Bunch 2013. his is the longest cigar in the series at 7″ and the second biggest ring gauge (58). It is the fifth cigar in the series to be a Nicaraguan puro joining Big Bad John, Iron Mike, Honest Abe, and Wild Bill.
Crazy Jack started out with a mix of chocolate and pepper notes This was soon joined by notes of earth and grass. The earth and grass take over as a primary flavor in the early stages. The second this sees some natural tobacco sweetness emerge. This is not a deep or overpowering cigar – namely, it had medium bodied flavors countered by medium strength. The burn and draw were excellent.
This wouldn’t be my first choice of a Ortega Wild Bunch 2013 cigar, but its not a bad one either. It’s still worth trying one.
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February 27, 2014
Ortega Wild Bunch 2013 Crazy Jack Psycho
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Wrapper: Nicaraguan Esteli Habano
Binder/Filler: Nicaraguan Esteli/Jalapa
Psycho: 7 x 58
Price: $8.75
This cigar was recently assessed in-depth on Cigar Coop.
Crazy Jack is the 12th (December) and final installment of the Ortega Wild Bunch 2013. his is the longest cigar in the series at 7″ and the second biggest ring gauge (58). It is the fifth cigar in the series to be a Nicaraguan puro joining Big Bad John, Iron Mike, Honest Abe, and Wild Bill.
Crazy Jack started out with a mix of chocolate and pepper notes This was soon joined by notes of earth and grass. The earth and grass take over as a primary flavor in the early stages. The second this sees some natural tobacco sweetness emerge. This is not a deep or overpowering cigar – namely, it had medium bodied flavors countered by medium strength. The burn and draw were excellent.
This wouldn’t be my first choice of a Ortega Wild Bunch 2013 cigar, but its not a bad one either. It’s still worth trying one.
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