The Room 101 Namakubi Tiburon measures 44x6 with a sweet earthy aroma to the tan wrapper. A blend of Dominican and Nicaraguan tobaccos and an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper makes for a really nice smoke. Let's get this lit up and start reviewing.
When you are lit up, you get a rush of blackpepper. It's not overwhelming, but it is close. The cigar brings very creamy oily smoke, a perfectly even burn, and a lot of smoke. On the finish you get deep rich earth flavors with very little spice. It's the amount of spice, where you can tell there is going to be some more coming later in the cigar.
2/3's point brings a few changes to the flavors and finish. You start to get a wood flavor with an oaky finish. A nice change. The burn is still very even, great draw with just the right amount of resistance, and still great smoke output.
3/3's to the end has more of a nutty flavor than a wood. The spice has become stronger with more earth notes than oak. The cigar stayed the same with the construction (even burn, good draw, nice smoke output), just an overall basic, nice smoke.
Stogie Rite score: 93
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