Nasser The Goat by AJ Fernandez Toro (6×52)

Name: Nasser The Goat by AJ Fernandez Toro (6x52)
SKU: B2.01A.BX
Price: 315.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.11 (9 reviews)

MSRP: $80.00 - $350.00

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Rated 4.11 out of 5 based on 9 customer ratings

(9 customer reviews)

Price range: $16.00 through $315.00

Variant: Box of 20

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SKU: N/A Categories: Nasser The Goat by AJ Fernandez, Taking It To 11 Tags: AJ Fernandez, Esteli, jalapa, Maduro, Mexico, Nicaragua, San Andres

Summary

Nasser The Goat by AJ Fernandez is a blend with humble beginnings. Initially, this cigar started as a shop exclusive for a cigar lounge in Haiti. Today, it has blown up and become a high demand national release in the AJ Fernandez catalog. Packed with a powerful mix of AJ's Nicaraguan tobaccos and wrapped with a flawless Mexcian San Andres Negro wrapper leaf, this blend offers a dark chocolatey rich flavor that is already making it the G.O.A.T for many cigar lovers.

Additional information

Weight	0.04 lbs
Variant	Single, 5 Pack, Box of 20
Length In Inches	6
Ring Gauge	52
Shape	Toro
Wrapper	Maduro, Mexico, San Andres
Binder	Corojo, Nicaragua
Filler	Esteli, Jalapa, Nicaragua
Strength	Medium
Country of Origin	Nicaragua
Cigar Brand	AJ Fernandez
Approximate Smoking Time	60-90 Minutes

Customer Reviews

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I read the story on the cigar & it intrigued me. I stopped by a local cigar lounge I had never visited and they had them in stock. I purchased one. Great overall smoke, great burn, medium but not harsh. It was definitely not a 1 note cigar. Complex from beginning to end. Left me wanting another one. I ordered a 5 pack from here. Unfortunately, I smoked my second one without giving it a few days in my humidor. It wasn't great. Looking forward to trying it again in a week or so.

Medium-plus, complex and evolving. Started with cocoa, cedar, cinnamon, and vanilla; creamy malty notes developed into the second third, and it finished with rich earth, dark espresso, and malty undertones. A real delight from start to finish!

A rich, medium-full cigar with notes of dark chocolate, espresso, cedar, roasted nuts, and subtle sweetness. Smooth and flavorful with excellent construction and a balanced profile. The AJ Fernandez craftsmanship really shines, delivering a bold yet refined smoke with great depth and complexity.

Mexican San Andres can be a hit and miss wrapper for more. Sometimes I can get a nice mix of dark chocolate, oak, black coffee, some slight char, and subtle raisin sweetness along with a tartness attached. Other times it comes off as straight charred wood, like a burning ember from a campfire. Unfortunately for me I got more of the latter with this smoke. I know everyone raves about this smoke, and I might revisit this stick, but it was too heavy and tasted like fire to me. It’s strong, no doubt, but I need some complex flavors to go along with that. I got a bit of cherry, and some dark cocoa midway through, but it was minimal. I found pepper on the retrohale, and far too much of it for my blood. A little cinnamon along with that— which I like, but it too was so faint. I love AJ, but The Goat did not live up to the hype for me. Like I said, I might revisit this cigar. Hey, I’m not against coming back and stating I was wrong if I have a different experience. This one was three stars for me, as it burned well and wasn’t a terrible cigar. It just wasn’t for my particular taste buds. At least at that time. But hey, you’ve got to give new things a try to find out if they work for the profiles you enjoy.

Can't believe I'm saying this..... The first AJ I wasn't wowed by. Maybe they were just going for a straight tobacco with a heavy pepper retrohale. Very uneven burn. Had to touch it up about 4 times. Would I smoke this again? Yes. Would I buy this again? Not for $16. Please don't let my review stop you from trying. Maybe I just got a "dull" one.

Got this stick in honor of a friend of mine who loves the AJ line. Hoping to enjoy this and maybe get him a stick to enjoy as well.

Great cigar from A.J. never heard of it until I saw it on Cigars Daily, it's a very nice smoke and very enjoyable, it costs a little more than typical A.J.'s but it's well worth it,

Excellent cigar with notes of rich, aged tobacco and a noticeable sweetness which I assume comes from the maduro wrapper. Construction/draw are perfect and lasts approximately 1 and 1/4 hours.