BCP Flavors Tequila Sunrise (Corona) by M.J. Frias
- May 25
- 5 min read
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About This Cigar from the Maker
Get ready to meet your new favorite flavored smoke. Our all-new BCP Flavors line of flavor-infused cigars brings you exciting flavor at an affordable price. Handmade in the Dominican Republic using premium tobaccos and available in a wide range of delectable flavor infusions, our BCP Flavors cigars provide a perfect dose of satisfying taste. With mouth-watering flavors like Vanilla Honey, Mango, Chocolate, and even Tequila, these slow-burning treats are sure to satisfy in a most delicious fashion.
About This Cigar
Diameter | 42 Ring |
Filler | Mixed |
Flavor | Tequila |
Length | 5 Inches |
Origin | Dominican Republic |
Shape | Regular |
Strength | Mellow |
Wrapper | Natural |
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BCP Flavors Tequila Sunrise — His & Hers on the Lake Porch
A sweet little afternoon story from our side of the water.
A Sunny Afternoon, a Budget Stick, and a Post‑Lunch Porch Moment
Some days, the lake just calls your name — not for a sunset, not for a nightcap, but for that lazy, golden after‑lunch lull when the world slows down and the porch becomes the unofficial living room. That’s exactly where Jeff and I found ourselves, reaching into the humidor for a pair of BCP Flavors Tequila Sunrise cigars.
These little budget sticks practically chirped, “We’re sweet, we’re cheap, and we’re ready for daytime mischief.”
And honestly? Same.
With Strawberry Coladas in hand — because who says tropical cocktails are only for evenings — we settled into our chairs, the lake sparkling like it had something to prove.
Hers — Nancy Fae’s Sweet, Sunny Take
Before I even lit the cigar, the wrapper tasted like someone dusted it with sugar and whispered “vanilla” over it. The aroma was all tobacco, sweetness, and soft dessert notes, like a flavored cigar trying to charm me before I even committed.
But let’s talk about my proudest moment of the afternoon: I cut the cigar without the beginner “cheater” method. No standing it up. No stabilizing tricks. Just me, my cutter, and a tiny pep talk. And guess what? I didn’t butcher it. Growth looks good on me.
Lighting was my next personal challenge. Historically, I’ve torched cigars like I’m trying to send them into orbit. But this time, I kept the flame a respectful four inches away, toasted the foot gently, and only slightly over‑burned it when I tried to puff while lighting. Progress, not perfection.
The first third was mild, sweet on the lips, and honestly just… pleasant. Easygoing. The kind of cigar that doesn’t demand attention but happily hangs out with you. And paired with my Strawberry Colada — creamy, fruity, tropical, and unapologetically sweet — it was basically a daytime vacation.
Construction? Shockingly good. The burn line corrected itself like it had manners. The ash held naturally. And for a $2.50 stick? I’ve had pricier cigars behave like toddlers in a grocery store.
By the second third, a little harshness crept in, but nothing dramatic. Jeff tasted more harshness than I did — I mostly tasted tobacco with a sprinkle of sweetness still hanging on.
The final third? She got bold. The sweetness faded, the harshness stepped forward, and my fingers got hot. I tapped out gracefully, only to realize I had a nicotine buzz that came out of nowhere. She may be mild in body, but she’s got a little afternoon sass.
My verdict: A fun, sweet, budget‑friendly smoke that made for a lovely post‑lunch porch moment. And honestly? I’d smoke it again.
His — Jeff’s Tropical‑Meets‑Tobacco Breakdown
Jeff approached his cigar like a man auditioning for a sensory‑analysis documentary.
Before lighting, he caught sweet, earthy tobacco, a swirl of coconut cream, and just enough cocoa and chocolate to make him nod like, “Alright, budget stick, show me what you’ve got.”
Once lit, the sweetness hit him immediately — that candied, sugary coating flavored cigars love to show off. The smoke started slightly harsh and grew harsher as he smoked, but never in a way that made him put it down. The flavor stayed consistent, the body stayed mild, and the strength snuck up like a plot twist.
His Strawberry Colada was thick, creamy, and tropical — the kind of drink that coats your palate and refuses to leave. He said the pairing felt like a Caribbean afternoon: sweet on sweet, nothing fighting, everything vibing.
But the real star for Jeff? The construction.
Even with a light breeze rolling across the porch, the burn line stayed straight and even — better than some premium cigars he’s smoked. The ash held 1.5 to 2 inches, tight and compact, like it had something to prove.
His verdict: A mild‑bodied cigar with surprising strength, great construction, and a sweetness that played beautifully with the cocktail.
The Porch Verdict — Sweet, Simple, and Perfect for Daytime
The BCP Flavors Tequila Sunrise isn’t pretending to be a luxury cigar. It’s here for a good time, not a long aging process. And honestly? That’s exactly why it worked.
For me, it was mild, sweet, and confidence‑building. For Jeff, it was sweet, steady, and stronger than expected. For both of us, it was the perfect companion to a lazy afternoon on the lake.
A simple cigar. A sweet drink. A sunny porch. And two people enjoying the good life — one puff, one sip, one bright Alabama afternoon at a time.
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Cigar smoking and drinking alcohol are for adults of legal smoking and drinking age.
Review of BCP Flavors Tequila Sunrise
Body
A mild‑bodied cigar with a surprisingly assertive undercurrent of strength. The profile begins soft and approachable, gradually developing a firmer edge through the second and final thirds. While the body remains light, the nicotine presence is more pronounced than expected for a flavored budget cigar.
Flavor
The cigar opens with a sweet, candied coating on the lips and a pre‑light aroma featuring vanilla, sweet tobacco, coconut cream, cocoa, and chocolate. The first third delivers mild sweetness; the second third introduces a touch of harshness; and the final third leans noticeably harsher as the sweetness fades. The overall flavor profile is simple, consistent, and distinctly tropical‑leaning, making it a natural companion for sweet or fruit‑forward cocktails.
Construction
Construction is the standout characteristic. The cigar demonstrates even burn performance, with the burn line self‑correcting when needed. The ash holds impressively — often 1.5 to 2 inches — indicating a tightly packed, well‑rolled stick. For a budget cigar, the structural integrity exceeds expectations and remains steady even in light outdoor conditions.
Overall Thoughts
A sweet, approachable, budget‑friendly flavored cigar that performs above its price point. The Tequila Sunrise offers mild body, consistent flavor, and excellent construction, making it a solid choice for casual smoking sessions, daytime relaxation, or pairing with tropical cocktails. While the final third trends harsher, the overall experience is enjoyable, uncomplicated, and well‑suited for smokers seeking an easygoing flavored option.
ATTENTION
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