Black Works Studio Paper Crane Limited Edition: A Masterpiece in Cigar Artistry
Unveiling the Exquisite Black Works Studio Paper Crane L.E.
Introducing the Black Works Studio Paper Crane Limited Edition, an extraordinary creation that encapsulates the art of cigar making at its finest. Crafted with meticulous precision and an eye for detail, this limited edition offering from Black Works Studio is more than just a cigar; it is a celebration of flavor, complexity, and artistic expression.
A Unique Wrapper with an Alluring Hue
At the heart of the Paper Crane’s distinct character is the Ecuadorian Connecticut desflorado wrapper, a choice that showcases James Brown’s passion for exceptional tobacco. Renowned for its beautiful golden pink hue and rich flavor profile, this wrapper is a visual and sensory delight, adding an exclusive touch to each cigar.
A Symphony of Complex Flavors
The Ecuadorian Habano binder and Nicaraguan fillers harmonize to create a complex flavor profile that is both intriguing and balanced. Experience the delicate dance of light citrus notes on the palate, gracefully intertwined with subtle layers of spice on the retrohale and finish. The Paper Crane offers a journey of taste that is refined, yet full of surprises.
Limited Production: 900 Boxes of Artistic Brilliance
With only 900 boxes produced for each size, the Black Works Studio Paper Crane L.E. is a rare gem in the world of premium cigars. Each box is a testament to Brown’s dedication to excellence and his ability to draw inspiration from the cigar’s profile, resulting in a masterpiece that is both a visual and a smoking delight.
Full Flavor, Medium Strength: A True Black Works Experience
Despite its subtleties, the Paper Crane does not compromise on the full-flavor experience expected from a Black Works cigar. Its medium-strength profile makes it an ideal choice for both novice and seasoned cigar enthusiasts, offering a satisfying and memorable smoking journey.
Crafted at Fabrica Oveja Negra: A Guarantee of Quality
Produced at the esteemed Fabrica Oveja Negra in Estelí, Nicaragua, each Paper Crane cigar is a product of skilled craftsmanship and unwavering attention to quality. The factory’s reputation for excellence is evident in every aspect of this limited-edition cigar.
Embrace the Elegance of Black Works Studio Paper Crane L.E.
Indulge in the exclusive and elegant Black Works Studio Paper Crane Limited Edition, a cigar that transcends the ordinary. Perfect for collectors and connoisseurs alike, this limited edition offering is a remarkable addition to any humidor. Experience the sophistication and artistry of Black Works Studio with the Paper Crane L.E. — a cigar that truly lives up to the expectations of discerning smokers around the world.
Alexander S (verified owner) –
I enjoyed the Paper Crane. While it was a good cigar, there nothing special about it. It was lack luster for me. Mid way through the cigar I got some nice citrus notes on it.
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mchun1104 (verified owner) –
First timer with any stick from Black Works Studio – overall smoke was solid, but similarly to the previous review – nothing notable stood out during the journey of the smoke.
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Daniel O’Connell (verified owner) –
I had never had a Black Works Studio cigar, but by chance met the owner last year and resolved to buy some – most of their cigars are pretty peppery (not my thing), so when I saw this L.E. coming out that was supposed to be full-flavoured but not as relentless, I bought a box. Very, very glad I did.
Caramel, mixed nuts, cinnamon, and a distinct citrus zest – it’s interesting that most people do pick up on this last note, and it really is there – such a great flavour in a cigar, especially for anyone who prefers light roast and intense coffees and espressos. For body, it has the texture of a light cream with a mild cedar accent. Toward the end of the cigar, I picked up smoked wood (I’d say cedar again), chocolate espresso beans, and a fuller body. Lots of flavours, and distinct ‘thirds’ to the profile.
One factor that I appreciated was that (unlike a lot of other brands), this Limited Edition cigar did not ‘only’ come in a toro format; this corona gorda is a bit unconventionally shaped as a slightly thinner robusto rather than the most traditional dimensions of the size, but being someone who very much appreciates smaller ring gauges and shorter cigars, I found this very appealing – burn time was approximately one full hour.
Ultimately, while I don’t go for mild Connecticuts, I don’t go for the full-force Nicaraguans either – I prefer cigars in the middle ground, and this fits the bill – the dynamic flavours of a Connecticut, with some of the crescendo of a full-body cigar; with tobacco from both regions, this makes sense and I believe the resulting mix of flavours to be clear evidence of highly skillful blending. This is definitely my favourite cigar of the past year as far as ‘new to me’ cigars go, without question; if I was to nitpick, construction was the only drawback – it required two touch-ups (minor ones) and the ash held on for half an inch at a time at most – no dime-stacking here.
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usarmy15t86 (verified owner) –
A pleasant surprise from Black Works. The wrapper is impeccable with almost no visible seams on it. After cutting, I was met with a perfect draw. Not too tight, not too open. The cold draw didn’t really bring anything to the party, but on the first light I was met with very potent cedar and spice notes, with some cream on the back of the palate. As the smoke progressed, I was given plenty of cedar, hay, spice, and steam throughout. About midway the cigar started giving me some citrus flavors, which I wasn’t expecting. Definitely a medium-full cigar with the extra spice on the retrohale. I bet these flavors will meld over time into a superior tasting medium strength cigar. It definitely has me coming back for more!
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Anonymous (verified owner) –
Solid stick. This was the second I smoked as the first had some serious construction issues. This one (corona) smoked real well. Got some classic Conny flavors, cream, hay and some citrus from this. Wasn’t a huge fan of the box press on this as I felt it was a little too thin. Overall good stick I was happy to smoke.
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ferreirav006 (verified owner) –
Being used to full bodied cigars this was a little light for me, flavors were however fantastic, I would recommend having this stick with a cup of Dark roast coffee, a very good combination. I enjoyed this stick to the end.
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Justin White (verified owner) –
I’ve smoked two of these so far. The first one was a bummer, when I got a good puff of smoke it was delicious, but the construction and draw were very poor. The second one wasn’t stellar in the construction department but it was serviceable, much better draw with just a couple touch ups needed. It’s a bolder shade wrapper as you would expect from these guys, but I love that. Medium bodied, tons of flavor. I just hope the last three smoke better.
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mmontelbano88 (verified owner) –
Just when you think Oveja Negra can’t outdo themselves you’d be wrong
One of the most flavorful Connecticut Cigars you’ll ever have the pleasure of smoking
Don’t sleep on these, you’ll be sorry
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