Brand: Alec Bradley
Line: JAM
Length x Ring Gauge: 6 ½ x
52 Toro
Country of Origin:
Nicaragua (filler, binder and wrapper)
Strength: Medium
Date: July 21, 2012
Notes:
The cigar of the weekend was Alec Bradley’s Jam. I smoked
this cigar at Studio Squared in Astoria. Studio Squared is another beer garden
that a little more stylish than my beloved bohemian beer garden. The crowd is
rather brusque than other places in Astoria, which is why I do not frequent it
as much. The second time I tried this cigar was in a club that shall remain
nameless (for obvious reasons).
I tried this cigar with
beer on both occasions. In all honesty, I feel a nice, rich red (read: cabernet
sauvignon or even a spicy shiraz) would be more adequate. The cigar itself is
very well constructed. The burn is even, giving off a rich plume and a nice
long ash. The taste seemed rather immature. I didn’t detect any of the notes
mentioned in other reviews. It seemed that this cigar should age very well in
my humidor and develop a rich, complex taste. While it is a decent cigar right
now, it should be phenomenal once it is aged.
Overall: 6 (grade pending
on the age of the cigar)
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