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Size: Toro Grande (6.0"x60)
Type: Box of 20
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Handmade in Nicaragua and crafted by the famous Garcia Family, this medium-bodied 6 x 60 is one of the most sought after cigars on the planet! An all –Nicaraguan puro, Corojo/Criollo blend wrapper covers the finest aged filler tobaccos expertly grown on the famed Tabacalera Cubana farm. Featuring nutmeg, pepper, and espresso notes, this sweet and savory boutique offering is a favorite among aficionados and critics alike. Now you can own a box of 20 when you order your cigars online at JR Cigar today.
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| Size / shape | Package | Price | Purchase |
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| Belicoso (5.50"x52) | Box of 20 | $171.10 | Buy now ↗ |
| Robusto (5.0"x50) | Box of 20 | $160.10 | Buy now ↗ |
| Toro Gordo (6.50"x56) | Box of 20 | $198.70 | Buy now ↗ |
| Toro Grande (6.0"x60) | Box of 20Viewing now | $206.10 | Buy now ↗ |
| Tubo (6.0"x50) | Pack of 3 | $25.65 | Buy now ↗ |
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My Father Flor De Las Antillas
Exceedingly well balanced wood and leathery smoke.

My Father Flor De Las Antillas
Linear wood and leathery smoke. Great!

My Father Flor De Las Antillas
TL;DR - white pepper over a mild wood and leather core. A classic smoke that draws you back again and again. Worthy of its 96 rating and cigar of the year, 2012. Recommended 👍 Aged 13 mos, dry-boxed 12 hours ⏳️ Light-up is easy 👌 Goldilocks construction and draw. Initial impressions: white pepper developing over a mild wood core. A bit of leather comes and goes in the beginning. Halfway through the smoke is leathery, and a significant crack appears in the wrapper. Linear and extremely well balanced. Medium nuanced flavors and medium nicotine. Pairing: I think just about anything you like. A keeper.
My Father Flor De Las Antillas
Decent, heavy chocolate, peppery. Medium strength
My Father Flor De Las Antillas
Much stronger cigar. Excellent draw and burn. First third of the cigar was not so obvious for me in terms of flavours. For sure there was vanilla, carmel and spice. These notes got a little bit stronger and more spicy as the smoke went on. Somewhere near the half of the cigar almond notes started to kick in stronger and stronger with every puff of the cigar. At 2/3 of cigar there were basically the only notes that I could sense. I did not expected that but I must admit - it was a very tasty and pleasant surprise.
My Father Flor De Las Antillas
One of my favourites. Spicy, chocolate, smooth
My Father Flor De Las Antillas
Another gift but not a bad smoke. Hint of pepper at the light. Burn went awry at beginning but corrected itself. Ash held for more than half the stick, dark gray. Creamy with very light notes of cedar and leather.

My Father Flor De Las Antillas
Unfortunately this one was cut short due to rain, guess I should have kept a better watch on the forecast. At least it wasn’t an expensive stick but still one I hate to cut short.

My Father Flor De Las Antillas
Great draw and burn, but too pepper forward, no other flavours
My Father Flor De Las Antillas
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