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Details
- Length: 6.00 in./152.40 mm.
- Ring Gauge: 50
- Country: Honduras
- Wrapper Type: Habano
- Wrapper Country: Nicaragua
- Filler Country: Honduras
- Binder Country: Honduras
- Package Type: Stick
- Make: Handmade
- Box Pressed: Not Box Pressed
- Flavored: Not Flavored
About This Cigar
Introduced in 2006, the Series P cigars are intended as Tatuaje's budget-friendly smokes, offering premium components at an everyday price for all-day smoking. They feature a Nicaraguan Habano wrapper and a Honduran binder; the mixed fillers are remnants from Brown Label cigars — allowing Pete Johnson and Tatuaje to offer the Series P at a more approachable price. Some of the cigars are crafted in Nicaragua, as distinguished by a white-and-red band, while the unbanded versions are fashioned in Florida, and all of the Series P offerings are perfect for Tatuaje fans looking for a daily smoke that won't break the bank. This particular rendition is presented in a 6" x 50 Toro vitola.
Customer Reviews
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Smoke Output: Medium, increased after the middle third began.
Flavor: Overall one-dimensional and unenjoyable.
Burn: Somewhat uneven.
It started with a faint sweetness reminiscent of a baked aroma, which raised my expectations. However, this flavor quickly faded, transitioning into a slight bitterness with a hint of sweet aftertaste. Towards the end of the first third, a peppery spiciness emerged. The retrohale became irritating, followed by a distinct bitterness and a tar-like note. It became difficult to discern any more pleasant flavors, so I couldn't make it through the middle third....Read More
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