robustos

Once a limited-edition cigar, the Cuban Trinidad Topes went into regular production in 2019 and scored 93 points in this tasting for its structured smoke—elegant tones of nuts and vanilla atop a sturdy backbone of earth and spice. If it seems expensive, it’s because Trinidad prices were recently raised to match the Hong Kong market for global conformity. Three cigars scored 92 points, and are more soberly priced. The Arturo Fuente Don Carlos Robusto from the Dominican Republic is a splendid combination of Dominican and Cameroon tobaccos while the San Cristobal Clasico consists solely of Nicaraguan leaf. It’s made by My Father Cigars for Ashton Distributors. El Rey del Mundo might not be the most well-known Cuban brand, but the value it delivers is without question. 93 CUBA RING GAUGE: 56 LENGTH: 4…

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Cigar Aficionado (Digital) - 1 Issue, July/August 2022

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