The Felix Assouline Ringo is box pressed and it was a bit of a tight draw at first. So, as I've done with other box pressed cigars that weren't drawing well, I started squishing the corners on it until it became a round cigar! 😇 Into the second third it got a lot better. The flavor was pretty good the whole time. Then I lit up the Undercrown Corona Viva. Right off the bat it had good flavor and was an easy smoke. After that I fired up the MoW Side Project 52-C. That was a very good smoke to finish up with. Of the three.. the MoW would have to rank at the top. Just my experience tonight.

Nice little review. Haven't tried the MOW. I will keep an eye out for it.

Stinger the 52-C is a pretty solid smoke, I like them much better then the little devil which I think need a lot of rest before smoking.

^^taking notes. Thanks

I'm also very fond of the 52-C flavor wise but the chisel drives me crazy. Everytime i smoke one I'm like man this is good but the chisel shape is always detracting from the experience for me. I've never had any other chisels. I just feel like they're flimsy in my hand/mouth and have to cut a few times during the smoke to keep the draw where I want it. Maybe I'm doing it wrong or something.

I'm not a fan of the chisel tip either, but I do like the 52-C.

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La Flor Dominicana may very well be the only cigar that successfully pulls off the chisel.