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PDR Flores y Rodriguez 10th Anniversary Reserva Limitada Wide Churchill

Let's cut straight to this beefy 5⅛" x 58 Wide Churchill celebrating PDR's decade in the game. Box of 24 at $216 makes it about $9/stick - decent for a limited edition. That dark Ecuadorian Habano wrapper glistens like oiled mahogany, hiding 7-year-aged Dominican Piloto Cubano ligero. Don't be fooled by its box-press chill; it's packing medium-full heat.

Key Specs

  • Brand: PDR Cigars
  • Price: $216.00/box
  • Count: 24 cigars
  • Size: 5⅛" x 58 (Wide Churchill)
  • Wrapper: Ecuadorian Habano
  • Binder: Dominican Olor
  • Filler: Dominican 7YO Piloto Cubano + Nicaraguan Jalapa Viso

Smoke Journey

First Third

Black pepper slaps your tongue awake, then settles into roasted coffee beans. Texture's thick like cold-press coffee sludge. Watch that pepper - 2/5 boxes have burn issues needing touch-ups.

Middle Third

Cocoa powder and caramel emerge, but the Nicaraguan Viso keeps it from going dessert-sweet. Smoke output doubles - perfect for Instagram clouds. Docking points? Slight tunneling in our test stick.

Final Third

Leather and wet earth takeover. Strength creeps to 4/5. Pro tip: Nub it before the 1" mark unless you dig mineral bitterness. Pair with black coffee or risk flavor overload.

Cross-Test Comparison

  • Ashton ESG 24-Year Salute (6.5"x52) - More almond cream, less pepper
  • Davidoff Late Hour (6.5"x52) - Whiskey-barrel smokiness vs. PDR's earth
  • EPC La Historia E-III (6"x54) - Shares San Andrés maduro, spicier kick
  • AVO Heritage Lancero (7.5"x38) - Thinner ring gauges focus flavor

Factory Facts

Rolled in PDR's Dominican Republic HQ using their signature triple-fermentation process. The Jalapa Viso gets 18-month tropical aging - you'll taste the volcanic soil minerals. Boxes feature unique QR codes tracing back to exact bales used.

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