When you’re looking for a huge stick – the Flying Pig is essentially something that you may think about purchasing. Sure, it seems as if it’s for the seasoned smoker, but there’s a lot to like about this one, independent of how long you may have been enjoying cigars. There have been people who have touted this as an oversized perfecto, and that’s definitely a valid claim. The wrapper is stellar, overloaded with some impressive oils, making the cigar pretty solid and heavy. That makes it even more alluring, as it feels almost leathery to the touch,

This is a great thing. It just makes a person thinks of how powerful this cigar will be. It’s not abrasive by any means, but it’s definitely full of aroma. Pre-light, you can smell this sweetness coming off of it and it’s almost mouth-watering. Once the cigar is lit, one can expect for an eruption of flavor, but that’s to be expected, especially considering the size of this thing. Immediately, it packs a wallop of cocoa, spices and cedar. Also, the leather that’s felt pre-light is apparent here. This flavor is also one that holds all the way through. That’s a good thing, as it’s definitely a very complex, yet enticing flavor.

What’s impressive about the cigar is how well they crafted this. The ash will hang on to the stick pretty well, offering one of the smoothest burns experienced in a cigar, maintaining a very even keel the whole way through. You can also expect this one to have a pretty sufficient burning time, totaling about an hour and a half. Also, if you’re a smoke enthusiast – don’t worry, there’s more than enough here to keep even the most discerning of smokers entertained. With an MSRP at around $12, you can expect this cigar to be one of those that only come around every so often.

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