May 1, 2012
Paul Asadoorian
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Super old cigar, was still full bodied and had an awesome sweetness. This cigar was from 2003.
This small cigar is immediately identifiable by its bowling pin shape. It’s basically a “bouquet” perfecto, similar to a Fuente Short Story, but with more gradual proportions. It was named for a cigar retailer named Jacko Headblade who visited the Flor Dominicana farms and for some reason attempted to ride one of the farm’s donkeys (not very successfully, I presume.) The spectacle inspired Litto Gomez to name both the donkey and his new cigar “El Jocko.”
El Jocko comes in two styles: an Ecuadorian Connecticut, and a Mexican maduro. At one time there were two sizes as well, but it appears that now there is only one, which measures 4 1/2 inches long and has a 54 ring gauge at it’s thickest point. (The other size was a larger version of this one.) The binder is Nicaraguan, and the filler is Dominican piloto cubano.
Source: Keepers Of The Flame (Cigarfan.net)
May 1, 2012
La Flor Dominicana El Jocko
Paul Asadoorian Stogies, Uncategorized 0 Comments
Super old cigar, was still full bodied and had an awesome sweetness. This cigar was from 2003.
Source: Keepers Of The Flame (Cigarfan.net)
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