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Key characteristics of the Padron 3000: Size: 5 1/2 x 52 (5.5 inches long with a 52 ring gauge) Wrapper: Available in Natural or Maduro Tobacco: Sun-grown Nicaraguan tobacco, aged for at least 2.5 years Flavor Profile: Medium to full-bodied, with notes of coffee bean, cocoa, nutmeg, earth, and spice Construction: Well-regarded for its smooth draw, even burn, and consistent quality Packaging: Typically sold in boxes of 26

Origin: Nicaraguan puro (wrapper, binder, and filler). Wrapper: Natural, Sun Grown EMS Nicaraguan wrapper. Size: 5.5 inches in length with a 50 ring gauge. Flavor Profile: Known for notes of wood, nuts, espresso, cocoa, earth, and spice, with a balanced and smooth finish. Some reviewers also mention hints of hazelnut and a caramel-like coffee flavor. The natural wrapper allows the tobacco's inherent flavors to shine. Aging: The tobaccos used are aged for four years, resulting in a complex and refined flavor profile. Construction: Meticulously hand-rolled and box-pressed using Cuban techniques. Ratings: Highly rated, earning scores in the 90s from various cigar publications and a 93-point rating from Cigar Aficionado. It was also named the #8 Cigar of 2022 by Cigar Aficionado, and the #1 Cigar of the Year in 2021.

Shape: Box-pressed Torpedo. Wrapper: Sun-grown Nicaraguan Habano. Filler & Binder: Nicaraguan. Flavor Profile: Medium to full-bodied with notes of earth, cedar, cocoa, and coffee. Strength: Medium to full. Aging: Minimum of 2.5 years. Construction: Known for a smooth, even burn and a satisfying draw. Popularity: Considered a classic and a top choice for those seeking a refined and consistent smoking experience.

Origin: Made in the Dominican Republic at Tabacalera La Alianza, but uses Nicaraguan tobacco for wrapper, binder, and filler. Size: Toro shape, measuring 6 ⅛ inches in length with a 50 ring gauge. Strength: Medium to full-bodied. Flavor Profile: Features notes of rich earth, sweetness, baking spice, and cedar, with hints of cocoa powder and nutty flavors. It's described as complex, well-balanced, and smooth, with a creamy finish and a long, lingering aftertaste. Some reviewers mention a sweet woody base with hints of caramel, spice, and nuttiness. Wrapper: Colorado (medium brown) Aging Process: Two years of aging in "tercios" (palm tree bark bales). Accolades The EP Carrillo Encore Celestial has received high praise, including being awarded the #1 cigar of the year in 2018 and the #3 cigar in 2024 by Cigar Aficionado, receiving a 96-point rating.

The EP Carrillo Encore Majestic is a highly acclaimed Nicaraguan puro cigar, known for its rich, complex flavors and being named Cigar Aficionado's #1 Cigar of the Year for 2018. It features a unique "tercios" fermentation process where tobacco is aged in palm bark, contributing to its distinct flavor profile. The cigar is medium to full-bodied, offering notes of earth, sweetness, baking spice, cedar, cocoa powder, and citrus. Key Features: Nicaraguan Puro: All tobacco (wrapper, binder, and filler) is sourced from Nicaragua. Unique Tercios Fermentation: Tobacco is aged in palm bark bales, enhancing its flavor. Medium to Full-Bodied: Offers a satisfying strength and complexity. Award-Winning: Named Cigar Aficionado's #1 Cigar of the Year for 2018. Flavor Profile: Earthy, sweet, spicy, cedar, cocoa, and citrus notes. Available Sizes: Celestial, Valientes, Majestic, and El Primero.

Size and Shape: 6 ⅛ x 52 box-pressed torpedo. Wrapper: Nicaraguan Habano-seed from the Jalapa region, aged for two years. It's described as oily and reddish-brown. Binder: Nicaraguan. Filler: Nicaraguan tobaccos from Estelí, Condega, and Jalapa, aged in a process called "tercios" (wrapped in palm bark). Origin: Handcrafted in the Dominican Republic at EP Carrillo's Tabacalera La Alianza. Flavor profile and strength Strength: Medium to full-bodied. Flavors: Notes of rich earth, sweetness, baking spice, cedar, and cocoa powder. Reviewers also mention black tea, sweet cream, leather, citrus, and caramel. Draw and Burn: Generally described as having a smooth draw and even burn, though some reviews note occasional construction issues. Recognition Award-Winning: The EP Carrillo Encore Majestic, a size within the Encore line, was named Cigar Aficionado's #1 Cigar of the Year in 2018 with a 96 rating. The Encore Valientes itself also received a 90-point rating from Cigar Aficionado.

La Historia employs a Mexican San Andrés wrapper, Ecuadorian Sumatra binder, and Dominican and Nicaraguan long-fillers. Rich, chewy flavors coat the palate before you’re hit with subtleties of roasted nuts, espresso, black pepper, and dark chocolate. Just a hint of sweetness on the finish adds the perfect balance. It’s sensory overload, and it delivers in spades. Great News! In addition to earning the #2 Cigar of 2015 spot, La Historia by E.P. Carrillo recently earned a 95-point rating, noting: "The draw of this dark, box-pressed toro is a touch firm, but brings a dense smoke to the palate, full of peppery notes, tangy wood, hints of raisin and a finish that smacks of chocolate-covered cherries."

Rating: 95 Made By: Tabacalera La Alianza S.A. Factory Location: Dominican Republic Dimensions: 6 7/8" by 54 ring gauge Filler: Nicaragua Binder: Ecuador Wrapper: Mexico

Wrapper: Connecticut Habano, with a dark, oily appearance. Binder: Ecuadorian. Filler: Nicaraguan long-fillers. Strength: Medium-full bodied. Flavor Profile: The Apogee boasts a rich and complex flavor profile, including notes of bread, cedar, peanut, baked apple, spiced oak, licorice, black coffee, black pepper, leather, earth, wood, dark chocolate, almond, cinnamon, and espresso. Some reviewers have even noted a sweetness reminiscent of cinnamon candy. Accolades and availability The EP Carrillo Pledge Apogee was ranked #11 in Cigar Aficionado\'s Top 25 Cigars of 2022.

Origin: Dominican Republic (manufactured at Tabacalera La Alianza). Shape: Box-pressed Robusto. Size: 5 inches by a 50 ring gauge. Flavor profile Notes of spicy oak, licorice, black cherry, black pepper, and baking spices. Undertones of baked apple. Some reviewers also mention notes of creamy cedar, leather, earth, bread, peanut, espresso beans, and hay. Full-bodied cigar. Accolades Named #1 Cigar of 2020 by Cigar Aficionado with a 98-point rating. Ranked #11 Cigar of 2022 by Cigar Aficionado.

Filler: The filler is composed of Nicaraguan tobaccos. Origin: The cigars are handcrafted in the Dominican Republic at Tabacalera Alianza. Strength: It is considered a medium-to-full bodied cigar. Flavor Profile: Reviewers describe a nuanced blend of flavors, including black pepper, Nicaraguan spice, earth, roasted nuts, espresso, cinnamon, cocoa, and subtle bread notes with a sweet retrohale. Other notes mentioned include leather, cedar, and cream. Cigar Coop describes the profile as featuring coffee, earth, mineral notes, chocolate, licorice, and black pepper, with a shifting balance of these flavors throughout the smoke. Accolades: The EP Carrillo Pledge line, particularly the Prequel size, received significant attention and was named Cigar Aficionado's #1 Cigar of the Year in 2020 with a rating of 98. The Sojourn size was also highly regarded, receiving a 91 rating from Cigar Aficionado.

Production: Limited to only 120,000 cigars. Flavor profile Early notes: Cocoa, cedar, earth, natural tobacco, and mixed fruit, according to Cigar Coop. Middle notes: Cedar and earth become more prominent, with natural tobacco and white pepper notes remaining in the background. Final notes: More earthy with less sweetness, returning to an unsweetened cocoa powder note. Additional notes: Nutmeg, German chocolate cake, shredded coconut, dark chocolate, espresso, toasted wood, dark fruit, and spices. Master Blender Tasting Notes: "A spicy blend with hints of wild cherries, cedar, coffee, and nuts. A full-flavored experience," Ratings and accolades Cigar Aficionado: 96-point rating and ranked #4 in the Top 25 Cigars of the Year for 2023. It was previously ranked #5 in 2019.

The Rocky Patel Sixty is a cigar blended by Rocky Patel to commemorate his 60th birthday in 2021. It features a Mexican San Andres wrapper and a blend of Nicaraguan long-fillers, and is box-pressed. The cigars were aged for two years before release. It received a high rating of 96 points from Cigar Aficionado and was named the #2 Cigar of the Year for 2022

Wrapper: Ecuadorian Habano. Binder: Dual binders from Mexico and Nicaragua. Filler: Nicaraguan and Honduran long-fillers. Strength: Medium-bodied. Shape: Box-pressed. Flavor Profile: Expect notes of toasted cedar, espresso, black pepper, dark chocolate, and earthiness, balanced with a subtle sweetness. Construction: Flawless, with an even burn and a slow, satisfying smoke

Perfecto Shape: The Perfecto is a unique cigar shape characterized by a tapered head and foot, often with a bulbous middle. Rocky Patel Vintage 1999 Connecticut: This line is known for its Connecticut Shade wrapper, which is 7 years old, and a blend of 8-year-old Dominican and Nicaraguan long-fillers. Mild Body: The cigar is considered mild to medium-bodied, making it a good option for those who prefer a smoother, less intense smoke. Flavor Profile: Reviewers often note creamy, buttery flavors with hints of toast, nuts, and a slightly tangy finish. The Rocky Patel Vintage 1999 Connecticut Perfecto is a well-regarded cigar for its quality and flavor, particularly for those who enjoy milder cigars with a touch of complexity. It's available in various sizes, including the Petit Corona, Robusto, Toro, and Torpedo, in addition to the Perfecto.