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La Flor Dominicana (LFD) Ligero L250 Cabinet Oscuro

Meet the LFD Ligero L250 Oscuro - a compact powerhouse measuring 48 x 4¾" that punches way above its Robusto size. This Dominican beast comes in boxes of 24, priced at $194.40, featuring oily Ecuadorian Sumatra wrappers so dark they're practically Maduro (though LFD insists on calling it "Oscuro"). Perfect for veterans who want maximum ligero kick in a shorter smoking session, just make sure you've eaten first.

Cigar Specifications

  • Brand: La Flor Dominicana (LFD)
  • Price: $194.40/box
  • Count: 24 cigars
  • Size: 4¾" x 48 (Robusto)
  • Wrapper: Ecuadorian Sumatra Oscuro
  • Binder/Filler: Dominican Ligero
  • Strength: ★★★★★

Taste Journey

First Third

The initial puffs hit with black pepper spice and bitter espresso notes. Thick smoke carries an earthy undertone of volcanic soil, while the dark wrapper adds slight molasses sweetness that barely tempers the nicotine wallop.

Middle Third

Leather and charred cedar emerge as the burn line progresses. The sweetness transitions to burnt caramel, with occasional nutmeg flashes. Expect visible oil rings on the wrapper and consistent ash formation.

Final Third

Dark chocolate bitterness dominates the last stretch, accompanied by increasing pepper heat on the tongue. The nicotine buildup becomes noticeable around the 45-minute mark - newcomers might want to put it down here, while veterans power through the smoky finale.

Comparable Full-Bodied Robustos

  • Padron 1964 Imperial (6.75"x54): Nicaraguan earthiness with smoother cocoa transition
  • Arturo Fuente Opus X No.5 (6.75"x48): Sharper spice with floral undertones
  • Oliva Serie V Melanio (6.5"x52): Creamier texture, less nicotine intensity
  • My Father Le Bijou (6.125"x52): Similar pepper blast but faster burn time

Construction Notes

The triple-cap head cuts cleanly, revealing a perfect draw resistance. Burn stays even without corrections, though the dark wrapper tends to canoe if rushed. Volcanic ash holds past the inch mark consistently. These smoke best at 65% humidity after 30+ days rest.

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