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Size: Robusto (5.0"x50)
Type: Box of 20
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In 1896, Samuel Paley introduced La Palina cigars in honor of his wife. In 1926 he retired and unfortunately, so did the brand. Thankfully his grandson, Bill Paley, has brought back this remarkable blend that exhibits fine craftsmanship, traditional rolling, and unwavering quali...
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| Size / shape | Package | Price | Purchase |
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| Robusto (5.0"x50) | Box of 20Viewing now | $98.70 | Buy now ↗ |
| Toro (6.50"x52) | Box of 20 | $109.15 | Buy now ↗ |
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La Palina Bronze Label
Hints of fruit in virgin draw, more subtle as cigar burns, introducing earthy notes with leather. In the 2nd third, we experience more noticeable pepper with each draw, yet by the last 3rd, the pepper seems to be lost, giving way to hints of almond and vanilla. Even burn throughout, and a somewhat tight draw until the final 3rd, where it really opens up and becomes almost too airy. I would smoke again, however, likely not a first pick due to severe swings in flavor and draw.

La Palina Bronze Label
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