Corrida Perfecto Gordo Brazil

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Dear Readers
Today I want to introduce a cigar from the Corrida Limited Edition Perfecto Gordo sampler: The Brazil... 

I had these samplers in my humidor for a longer time and now is time to try them. Before we start with the review I wanted to share with you some word's from the Villinger official website :


"Let the CORRIDA Brazil carry you away to the land of the samba and pure joie de vivre: Temperamental, exceptional and thrilling. The unmistakable personality of this unique cigar shows off the complexity of Brazilian tobaccos without seeking to dominate.
The precious Arapiraca wrapper introduces a subtle but finely spiced sweetness which underpins the notes of cocoa and coffee to perfection. "
When I read something like this expect a really good smoke. 
After few seconds in my hands I'm so suprised how intense it smells. Wow... Coffee, nuttiness, leather, spices (pepper).... If you close your eyes I'm sure you can tell the country of origin. Typically Brazil...lovely 

But now it is time to light the cigar....
It starts very easily because of the perfecto vitola. The first paff's are spicy but in a few seconds the cigar comes on temperature and it goes in the background,and have flavors like dark bread, leather, sweat cashews, and cream. I making an Amaretto sour (I believe it is the best pairing for this stick) 
60ml Amaretto
20ml Freshly squeezed lemon juice
30ml Orange juice 
One egg white 
Beautiful 😊
But back to the Cigar... 
In the second third the cigar is medium to medium plus body and just awesome balanced between creamy and spicy notes. In this moments i really like my hobby and ask myself why I don't try this cigar never before... I really can feel the quality and tradition from Villinger cigars and the price (about 10 $) is more than acceptable....
The last third the cigar goes back to medium plus (7/10) body and becomes more spiciness and earthiness but is not harsh. Really enjoyable. 
Overall:
The only one what can I say that you have to try this amazing cigar. I'm sure you will be suprised how much pleasure you get for 10 box. 
Cheers... 


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