Kings’ Humidor Broadsword cigar

This cigar is a custom blended cigar for the Kings’ Humidor in Sebastian, Florida.

This review is for the 56 X 6 The Broadsword cigar.

Sun Grown Nicaragua Puro

Long leaf filler

The wrapper tobacco used in this cigar is the sixth priming.

The rows of leaves on a tobacco plant are called the priming. The first priming is the row closest to the ground; the sixth is near the top. Most fine cigar tobacco is harvested by priming or leaf rows Workers always harvest from the bottom of the plant up, taking two to three leaves at a time. It takes the field workers a few days to harvest each priming. The sixth priming is picked about two weeks after the first priming has been harvested. This allows the top leaves to spend more time in the sun. With the removal of each priming more of the plant's nutriments are reserved for the remaining priming. The higher priming on the plant becomes a stronger the tobacco.

For some good information on the Anatomy of a Tobacco Plant follow this link.

https://www.cheaphumidors.com/blog/infographics/anatomy-tobacco-plant/

The Broadsword cigar has very silky and oily looking wrapper. The seams are almost completely invisible. The cigar has a nice firm feel.

The cap is constructed well as the cigars’ body.

The cap cut cleanly and the draw was just right with out to much resistance.

The cigar toasted uniformly and the cigar lit on the first attempt. The first puff of smoke was full of smoke and had a little pepper on the tongue with a hint of leather. The smoke produced a rich tobacco flavor and left some oil on the middle of my tongue. Overall the first couple of puffs were very pleasant. The cigar developed a smooth and creamy smoke, very rich but not over powering.

The first third of the smoke lost the pepper. The cigar continued to deliver a pleasant smoke and the oil on the tongue increased a bit. The flavor of the cigar remained in the mouth between each puff.

This has been a good smoke to this point. The cigar has been burning very evenly with out any touch ups.

The second third of the smoke's profile has remained much the same with just a little stronger flavor and slightly more oil in the background. A very tasty cigar to this point.

The cigar has remained firm and cool. This cigar is well crafted.

The last third of the cigar has retained its great flavor and has been very constant in it delivery of smoke and flavor. No harshness or odd flavors at all. The taste of oil has reduced slightly, but the smoke has been very enjoyable. This cigar is a medium to full in flavor with a very good after taste in the mouth. At $5.00 per stick it is a great smoke and at that price you could afford to share this cigar with your friends. I have smoked much more pricier cigars that had less to offer.

This cigar has had no burn issues and has had a fairly clean burn line through ou the smoke. The construction has remained flawless and the cigar continues to burn cool.

This is a well-designed cigar and the Kings’ Humidor should proud in this cigar.