Knob Box

The Corojo wrapper is a little rough and bumpy. The cigar has a nice oily sheen to it and a few veins are clearly visible. It is very hard to the touch and gives an impression of a well-constructed stick.

The pre-draw is earthy and upon lighting, this is the main flavor detected, along with some black pepper. Surprisingly, the smoke is quite smooth and one could laugh at the “Smoke While Sitting Down” notice. It has some obvious depth to it and develops notes of honey, nuts, and salt. Two inches in, it gains some more power and one can distinguish black coffee flavors, mixed with faint spice. Near the finish, the spice becomes more prominent and the smoke is almost full-bodied.