Comments on: IMO Cigar Review: Don Tomas Cameroon Collection Perfecto No. 2 http://www.blankmindblog.com/?p=125 It's what happens when I try to write for this blog Thu, 09 Sep 2010 04:45:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on IMO Cigar Review: Don Tomas Cameroon Collection Perfecto No. 2 by: Cigar Envy http://www.blankmindblog.com/?p=125#comment-78 Sun, 06 Nov 2005 13:36:50 +0000 http://www.blankmindblog.com/?p=125#comment-78 <strong>Cigar Review: Don Tomas Cameroon Collection Perfecto No. 2</strong> From Richard Hendrix at the Blank Mind Blog comes a review of the Don Tomas Cameroon Collection Perfecto No. 2: Here&#8217;s an excerpt: After applying the flame and a few drags the stick was off and running. The initial draw was tight, probably due... Cigar Review: Don Tomas Cameroon Collection Perfecto No. 2

From Richard Hendrix at the Blank Mind Blog comes a review of the Don Tomas Cameroon Collection Perfecto No. 2:
Here’s an excerpt:
After applying the flame and a few drags the stick was off and running. The initial draw was tight, probably due…

]]> Comment on IMO Cigar Review: Don Tomas Cameroon Collection Perfecto No. 2 by: CigarJack’s Cigar Review Weblog. » Blog Archive » Cigar Review: Don Tomas Cameroon Collection Perfecto No. 2 http://www.blankmindblog.com/?p=125#comment-63 Tue, 01 Nov 2005 02:46:28 +0000 http://www.blankmindblog.com/?p=125#comment-63 [...] From the Blank Mind Blog After applying the flame and a few drags the stick was off and running. The initial draw was tight, probably due to the small tapered head. Once the head had burned, the draw could not have been better. This stick began with a spicy, earthy tone and hint of cinnamon. The spiciness built up throughout the entire smoke. Once I passed the half way mark I was able to detect a leathery vanilla tone. This smoke produced a wonderful mix of tones. [...] […] From the Blank Mind Blog After applying the flame and a few drags the stick was off and running. The initial draw was tight, probably due to the small tapered head. Once the head had burned, the draw could not have been better. This stick began with a spicy, earthy tone and hint of cinnamon. The spiciness built up throughout the entire smoke. Once I passed the half way mark I was able to detect a leathery vanilla tone. This smoke produced a wonderful mix of tones. […]

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