Wrapper: Ecuadorian Habano
Binder: Not disclosed
Filler: Not disclosed
Bank Note: 5 1/2 x 48
Price: $8.95
This cigar was assessed in depth on Cigar Coop.
Altadis’ release for the 2014 TAA Exclusive Series is a corona-sized cigar called the H. Upmann Bank Note. While not much is known about this release, it is believed to be different than the newly released H. Upmann – The Banker.
Is it just me but are you getting tired of Ecuadorian Habano wrapper cigars?
This wasn’t a bad cigar. It delivers notes of leather, chocolate, and spice. The spices were a mix of pepper, herbsl, and cedar spices. I found the first half to have more leather and chocolate. However this wasn’t a rich chocolate note, but more of a subtle variety. The second half saw an increase of the spices. The strength and body were medium to full.
This wasn’t a cigar that underwent a lot of flavor transitions, but it wasn’t a cigar that had me doing handstands with the way the flavors played with other. This cigar could be worth watching with some age, but right now I can’t go higher than a Try One.
Stogie Geeks Audio
May 26, 2014
H. Upmann Bank Note TAA Exclusive
Paul Asadoorian 2.5 - Try One Altadis, EP97, H. Upmann, Stogies, TAA, Will 0 Comments
Wrapper: Ecuadorian Habano
Binder: Not disclosed
Filler: Not disclosed
Bank Note: 5 1/2 x 48
Price: $8.95
This cigar was assessed in depth on Cigar Coop.
Altadis’ release for the 2014 TAA Exclusive Series is a corona-sized cigar called the H. Upmann Bank Note. While not much is known about this release, it is believed to be different than the newly released H. Upmann – The Banker.
Is it just me but are you getting tired of Ecuadorian Habano wrapper cigars?
This wasn’t a bad cigar. It delivers notes of leather, chocolate, and spice. The spices were a mix of pepper, herbsl, and cedar spices. I found the first half to have more leather and chocolate. However this wasn’t a rich chocolate note, but more of a subtle variety. The second half saw an increase of the spices. The strength and body were medium to full.
This wasn’t a cigar that underwent a lot of flavor transitions, but it wasn’t a cigar that had me doing handstands with the way the flavors played with other. This cigar could be worth watching with some age, but right now I can’t go higher than a Try One.
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