Let's talk about the La Aroma de Cuba Edicion Especial No 4 - a box-pressed robusto that'll make Nicaraguan tobacco lovers sit up straight. This 7x49 stick comes packed 25 to a box at $230.63, wearing an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper that shines like polished mahogany. The My Father factory magic shows in its triple cap and seamless roll, perfect for that after-dinner smoke when you want something bold but not brutal.
First Third: Immediate black pepper kick mellows into roasted coffee grounds. That Nicaraguan binder brings earthy undertones - think damp forest soil after rain. Smoke output's decent, not overwhelming.
Middle Third: Flavor shifts gears with cashew butter smoothness. Leather notes emerge, paired with dried fruit sweetness (raisins, specifically). The burn line holds straight if you take your time - no rushing this baby.
Final Third: Espresso bitterness balances preceding sweetness. Baking spices (cinnamon/nutmeg) linger on the retrohale. Watch for nicotine buildup around the nub - this ain't no morning smoke.
Rolled in Estelí's volcanic soil region, this stick combines Jalapa Valley fillers with that signature My Father construction. The Ecuadorian wrapper adds sweetness that Nicaraguan puros often lack. Two weeks of dry-boxing really opens up the flavors - trust me on this.
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