Gurkha Typhoon Gordito Cigar Review: As Good As A Nub?

After our Camacho video, Charles-Philippe sat down and filmed a standard cigar review. In this video, we'll be reviewing the Gurkha Typhoon, a mild gordito with a Connecticut wrapper. Watch it to learn about its characteristics and quality! Read full review at Bespoke Unit for detailed scoring and analysis: https://bespokeunit.com/articles/cigars/gurkha-typhoon-gordito-review Bespoke Unit Cigar Home: https://bespokeunit.com/cigars/ Gurkha Typhoon Review: Composed of long leaf Dominican filler and binder with a Connecticut wrapper, the Gurkha Typhoon is a handmade cigar. It's short 4-inch (10 cm) length and 60 gauge circumference promises a brief but full smoke [02:02] Look & Feel: The Connecticut wrapper features a mid-brown hue, fine sheen and moderate oiliness. It feels tightly rolled to the touch with an even consistency. Its odour gives off aromas of ammonia, dark chocolate and straw. [02:54] Pre-Light Draw: After cutting, expect a medium draw, which isn't too tight nor too loose. The dry draw is particularly flavoursome with notes of dark chocolate, straw and dried autumn leaves. [04:18] Tasting & Burn: Throughout the smoke, the Gurkha Typhoon ensures an even burn with a sturdy ash. The draw remains medium when lit and the burn temperature stays cool despite its large gauge. The flavours feature a silky texture yet crescendo in intensity. The first third features notes of dark chocolate, oak, hazelnut and basil. Meanwhile, the second third consists of hay, mint,