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Link: La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero Chisel Cigar Review

By Jesse | April 9, 2007

The Stogie Review took on one of my favorite cigars. I usually stick with the smaller Chiselito though just because of time and the strength of this cigar.

The first puff caught me completely off guard. It tasted as if I was just slapped in the mouth with a handful of pepper. The flavor and body started off on a very intense note while the finish was long and smooth. The interesting part of this intense flavor and body was that it was not harsh at all. Even though the first puff gave me the impression that I had a long and powerful smoke ahead of me that would normally be too much for me, I enjoyed it very much.

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4 Responses to “Link: La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero Chisel Cigar Review”

  1. Chip Says:
    April 27th, 2007 at 5:01 pm

    Just recently attended a La Flor Dominicana event at a local Cigar Shop and was able to smoke the Coronado which was #2 in Cigar Aficionado as well as the Chisel. The rep toted the Coronado as “Rich and Spicy”. True it was spicy at start but quickly faded and became a rather plain smoke. The Chisel on the other hand was quite enjoyable. I was advised to use a punch on the top of the end for the correct smoking experience. The shape is a little to get used to but this cigar made up for it. Nice draw, Peppery with a smooth consistency throughout. The only down note is that both the Coronado and the Chisel went out a little more than 2/3 down the cigar and would not re-light, which disappointed me especially on the Chisel as I was really enjoying it. I will pick up a few more Chisel.

  2. Cigar Jack Says:
    April 27th, 2007 at 10:51 pm

    That is a shame I love the Chisel and Chiselito. It could have been a humidity issue. I like to keep these cigars at about 65% and haven’t had any issues. Most tobacconists keep their humidors a bit higher because all of the traffic in and out.

  3. Cigar Jack’s Cigar Blog » Blog Archive » Smoke Notes: Litto Gomez Diez Cubano Says:
    April 29th, 2007 at 4:36 pm

    […] A great cigar but a word of warning this cigar is strong. The body and strength remind me of the La Dominicana Double Ligero. Definitely worth the […]

  4. Jay Wells Says:
    January 19th, 2008 at 3:15 pm

    I picked up one of these on the recommendation of Rush Limbaugh. And he was right this is a strong but smooth cigar. I am a fan to the la Flor Dominicana line, and this is one of the best. For the price of this cigar it is unbelievable. This is one to set aside time for and do nothing but enjoy it.

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