The Liga Privada T52 toro measures 6x52 featuring a dark, stalk-cut Habano wrapper with a nice, chocolately aroma. The T52 is a follow up to the extremely popular Liga Privada No. 9. Produced by Drew Estate, this cigar features 7 different types of tobacco. With that being said, let's get it lit up.
When you get the cigar lit up, you get a sweet, mossy flavor with a chocolate, leather flavor on the finish. There's a mild spice that lingers on the tongue, not overpowering. The burn is even accompanied by a nice draw and good smoke output.
The 2/3's point brings more earthy flavors to the initial draw. You start to get more of a light grassy, chocolate flavor. On the finish, you get a mix of earth, leather, and a stronger spice. Still, the spice is not overpowering, but it's getting stronger. Through this point, the draw is still nice and easy, the burn is dead even, and the smoke output is still great.
3/3's to the end shows how great of a cigar this really is. It seems all the flavors are mixed. I'm getting spice, leather, earth, cocoa, and some grass. One of the most complex smokes I've had. If you haven't had this stick yet, make sure you do soon!
Stogie Rite score: 100
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