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Size: Torpedo (6.12"x52)
Type: Box of 20
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My Father Flor de Las Antillas Maduro Torpedo is a premium handmade gem featuring an exquisite blend of aged Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos topped off with a dark and oily Ecuador Habano wrapper. The construction is top-notch, the shape is elegant, and the bold, medium to full body flavors of wood, espresso, chocolate, almonds, earth, and spice, are incredibly delicious! Sure to become a staple in your humidor, this luxury smoke is available in boxes of 20 right here at JR.
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| Size / shape | Package | Price | Purchase |
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| Corona (5.62"x46) | Box of 20 | $163.75 | Buy now ↗ |
| Petit Robusto (4.50"x50) | Box of 20 | $160.10 | Buy now ↗ |
| Toro (6.0"x52) | Box of 20 | $180.30 | Buy now ↗ |
| Toro Gordo (6.50"x56) | Box of 20 | $213.45 | Buy now ↗ |
| Torpedo (6.12"x52) | Box of 20Viewing now | $189.50 | Buy now ↗ |
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My Father Flor De Las Antillas Maduro
This Nicaraguan stick offered a medium to full-bodied smoke. The Ecuadorian Habano Sun Grown Oscuro wrapper gave me subtle earthy notes of dark cocoa, and espresso flavors, complemented by a mild sweetness from the wrapper. The smoke also carried hints of earth and black pepper spice on the retrohale. Surprisingly, I didn’t detect any oak flavor. The mild box press was well-constructed without any issues. The smoke output was very good. Overall, this is a solid smoke with pepper and spice as prominent notes. Although it won the Cigar of the Year award in 2012, it wasn’t a cigar that resonated with me. It lacked the depth and complexity I was looking for.

My Father Flor De Las Antillas Maduro
One of my top 5. So easy going and super smooth
My Father Flor De Las Antillas Maduro
Great smoke! I got a hit a sweet spice on the tip of my tongue throughout the cigar with some hay, chocolate and coffee to round it out with the mini robusto box press. Small touch ups needed maybe twice Great cigar for the later afternoon and on. Definitely won’t weigh you down. Hasn't beaten any of my staples but something I would keep a few on hand to share with friends after dinner.

My Father Flor De Las Antillas Maduro
Very smooth smoke. Mild on the retrohale, even though it's a Maduro. Burn line wasn't straight, but it was consistent. Flavor became a little stronger at the beginning of the second third. Flavor became much stronger in the final third. Also heat started to increase on the tongue during the final third. I'm fact I had to finally give up on the final third. Other than that it was a very good cigar, overall.
My Father Flor De Las Antillas Maduro
Started with a nice sweetness that faded quickly, leaving predominant Earth, cacao and wood. The flavors shifted their order but didn't really change. Construction, draw, burn were all good. Medium in body at the most. Decent, but nothing to write home about. Stopped at about 1.5 inches.
My Father Flor De Las Antillas Maduro
Had moments the flavor was spot on. Hadn't some chalky feeling left on the palate sometimes which was off putting for me. Burn and draw were great. I might try again but not high on my list
My Father Flor De Las Antillas Maduro
Loved it

My Father Flor De Las Antillas Maduro
A friend gave this to me in a bomb last week, very enjoyable. The burn had to be touched up a few times but other than that it smoked great. I actually like it more than most stuff from My Father, as it was actually very creamy and not a total pepper bomb.

My Father Flor De Las Antillas Maduro
Absolutely amazing cigar! Slight canoeing but other magnificent

My Father Flor De Las Antillas Maduro
Pretty damn good cigar Leather and earth and a lil nutty Built ash to the Maduro wrapper Just a tiny bit bitter but not bad Top 3 so far
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