Let's talk about the Flor de las Antillas Robusto - this Nicaraguan puro comes in a box-pressed 5"×50 format priced at $156.60 per 20-count box. The My Father family's signature spice meets creamy undertones in this 2012 Cigar Aficionado Top25 winner, sporting a sun-grown rosado wrapper that glistens like melted chocolate. Perfect for afternoon pairing with bourbon or espresso.
Cedar and roasted cashews lead the charge, with faint honey sweetness clinging to the tongue. Smoke production stays moderate - no cloud-chasing here. The box-press shape delivers consistent burns without canoeing issues.
Espresso grounds emerge alongside baking spices. Watch for slight tar buildup near the band - a quick purge brings back the caramelized walnut notes. Retrohale reveals white pepper zing.
Leather and dark cocoa dominate as nicotine strength creeps up. Stop at 1.5" unless you're chasing that nicotine buzz. Lingering black tea aftertaste sticks around longer than your last Tinder date.
The Jalapa-grown wrapper shows visible toothiness - rub your thumb across the leaf to feel those oil pockets. Our samples smoked best at 65% RH after 60-day rest. Triple cap holds firm through V-cut guillotine slices.
