Richard at Blank Mind Blog has an interesting short review up of the Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Robusto. As usual, along with some excellent comments on the cigar itself, you’ll be treated to Richard’s trademarked observations on the world around him as he enjoys a smoke.

Along with the good, he points out a few flaws that he found with the cigar. Here’s a short taste of his writing:

The Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Robusto represents my standard robusto, 5″ in length with a 50 size ring gauge. It is box pressed, aged 4 years and has a Honduran Corojo seed natural wrapper. The wrapper is light medium brown with few veins, however, I can see where the wrapper leaf makes it final wrap. There is a light sheen of oil on the wrapper and it has a tobacco and cedar aroma.

Richard and I appear to be on the same wavelength. I have a review that I’m editing on another Indian Tabac stick, and he has another one up of the Diablo, a lesser-known cigar that I was going to post about before my hiatus from writing earlier this year. The Diablo, alas, is no longer with us. Fortunately, Richard and his excellent review-commentaries are.

Stop by Blank Mind and enjoy.