Nice smooth and oily wrapper. If you’re wondering about the name, LOFB sends 40% of profits to support men’s mental health. The cold draw is a bit tight but gives hints of the flavor to come.

The first flavor I noticed in the first draw was roasted meat. Let’s see how that develops. Otherwise medium bodied at the start.

In the first third the roast flavor is subdued by a mild black pepper note, with medium pepper in the retrohale. The burn so far is excellent.

In the second third, the flavor profile dials up to full, with peppered roasted meat still the most notable flavor. The retrohale is medium bodied with very little pepper. The flavor profile has become mostly pleasant toasted tobacco. The burn remains very even.

The construction of this cigar is impressive. And once the roast meat leaves the profile it’s a very consistent flavor of toasted tobacco. The burn is consistent and the ash holds very well.

Notable: the cigar did not go out when I went to the register to sell more cigars.

No harsh negatives here. The profile gets a little regular, but this is a very good cigar. 9.1/10. Joe Bob says check it out.