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HERMANOS DE ARMAS VEILED MUTINY | CIGAR REVIEW

Writer: Phil Kurut, Comedy - Cigars - Music
Phil Kurut, Comedy - Cigars - Music
2 hours ago
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NOVEMBER 15, 2026 - PHIL KURUT, COMEDY - CIGARS - MUSIC


HERMANOS DE ARMAS VEILED MUTINY TORO (6 x 54)

WRAPPER: ECUADORIAN MADURO

BINDER: NICARAGUA

FILLER: NICARAGUA



Dark oak and a few pinches of brown sugar get along well through the first couple puffs. Spice and raisin bread begin flowing through shortly after, providing some good balance.


Perfect draw, and my shed’s air purifier kicks into high gear in short order as generous amounts of smoke fill the space. Explore the space? Never question Bruce Dickinson!


Spice lingers on the finish. Bits of dirt in there as well.



Ash is a bit flaky but seems to have a strong hold. Burn line couldn’t be much better. Excellent.


The wrapper develops a crack at the half. Hopefully it’ll burn through. Suspense builds. Not really.


Spice tapers to a very quiet rumble; black licorice finds its spot. Dark chocolate joins the finish.


Veiled mutiny burned right through the wrapper crack like it wasn’t there. I dig that.



SMOKE TIME: 1 hr. 45 mins.


RATING: 3 / 4 - Never question Bruce Dickinson!

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