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Cigar: Tatuaje ELO #3 2011 Drink: Muskoka Brewery Winter Beard Double Chocolate Cranberry Stout Vitola: Robusto (5.5 x 54) Wrapper: Nicaraguan Binder: Nicaraguan Filler: Nicaraguan Price: $6.50 Burn Time: 1.5 hours Construction: The Tatuaje ELO #3 2011 has a pretty rough and beefy wrapper on it Despite having quite a few decent sized veins the oily sheen of this cigar definitely makes it attractive to look at The triple cap topping off this cigar is very smooth and well applied, so I cant complain there Now the foot of the cigar looks like it has its fair share of filler leaves in there, very packed Surprisingly though, there is a nice give and spring to this cigar when squeezed The more I look at these veins the more they worry me, Im hoping they dont cause any burn issues here The cut with my double bladed guillotine cutter made a huge mess and little pieces of tobacco leaves went everywhere The pre-light draw seems a bit tight but well see how it goes The draw actually turned out to be ok, it is a bit tight but its not affecting the experience so far Burn: The toasting was slow and steady and although there were some problematic spots it all lit up fairly evenly in the end The burn through the first inch of so has been razor sharp and super slow, so far so good

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