Smoking 2 Cigars At Once? The Definition Cigars The Walking Stick & The DC Kinsman
The Definition Cigars Smoking 2 Cigars At Once? The Definition Cigars The Walking Stick & The DC Kinsman is a medium-full, San Andres-wrapped Robusto out of Nicaragua, reviewed in full below — specs, tasting notes by thirds, pairing, burn, and draw. It scored 93/100 on our board: The Regular — “something I have regularly in the humidor.”
Tasting notes
Can start slightly dry with notes of baking cocoa, earth, and light spice.
Opens up into a creamier texture with amped-up sweetness, citrus notes, and "chocolate mousse" or "key lime pie" undertones.
Deepens with charred oak, leather, and coffee, maintaining a balance between "light and bright" and "dark and rich" flavors.
espresso, coffee, a high proof bourbon.
Burn: razor sharp
Draw: Often described as "Goldilocks" draw—not too loose, not too tight. Because of the larger 54 ring gauge, it has a very free-flowing air passage that allows you to pull thick clouds of smoke without much effort.
Construction: Both the Noir Connecticut and the DC Kinsman feature a traditional triple cap, which is the hallmark of a well-made cigar. This allows for a clean cut without the wrapper unraveling.
