D'Crossier Premium Blend
D'CROSSIER PREMIUM BLEND
D'CROSSIER PREMIUM BLEND
COUNTRY:
Costa Rica
WRAPPER:
Ecuador
BINDER:
Costa Rica
FILLER:
Dominican Republic
STRENGTH:
Medium
gauge in a 7 and a half inch format, the size for true connoisseurs who can devote the time and attention it requires.
For those who really appreciate the complex stages of flavor throughout a cigar, the percentages of this blend are faithful to the tradition of this format and the skills of our carefully selected cigar rollers are evident, with no flaws or empty spots to disturb your smoking experience. According to the characteristics of this format, the draw might be a bit resistant due to its length but when ignited, the heat warms the air channels of the cigar, turning loose its grand tobacco flavors of cedar accompanied with citrus fruity notes and a core of earthy and profound flavor of well aged tobacco.
The smoke is slightly dry with occasional moments of sweetness, rolled onto a thin Connecticut wrapper from Ecuador that is silky to the touch and light golden in tone. The draw is on the looser side ( please, do not punch this smoke), and its ashes burn grey white and well-compacted. With its intense aromas of toasted bread and spices, this is definitively a journey of pleasurable smoking. If you’re looking for a “Grade A” cigar for a special evening, this stick can do the trick. Enjoy with passion and smoke responsibly.
Known at Toro in South America, this cigar features a 54 ring gauge and is 6 and a half inches long. Its large format allows a showcase for cigar-making artistry, requiring the experienced cigar roller to take special care in distributing the various types of tobacco leaf to create a complex blend that is a balance of strength and combustibility. D’Crossier Premium Blend is a remarkable example of this principle, named TAINO after our Cuban aboriginal Indians who were robust and muscular in appearance. This larger format cigar is preferred for aging, as cigars with this massive ring gauge are typically complex enough to produce a sophisticated finale after a few years respite in a proper maintained humidor.
This cigar’s profile is quite precise when we speak of flavor notes: cedar combines with citrus and the fresh core flavor is of well aged tobacco. Slightly dry with an occasional moment of sweetness, it is rolled into a thin Connecticut wrapper from Ecuador that is silky to the touch and light yellowish in tone. The draw is on the loose side, ashes burn grey white with a well-compacted ring. Intense aromas with of spice and toasted bread produce a luxurious cool finish. This is the perfect afternoon smoke that can be paired with white wine or fresh water, lighter fare or some fresh citrus fruits. Enjoy with passion and character.
Commonly known as torpedos dating back to the Cuban cigar factories where they originated, these cigars measure 52 by 6 and one eight inches long. They were the sensation of the time, especially in Great Britain, and were once the most coveted cigars to enjoy until they lost popularity in the 1930s. More than 60 years later, this cigar’s format has found a whole new audience, and the D’Crossier Premium Blend is a prime example.
This cigar’s profile is similar to the taino in size, but the head has to be cut measurably to accommodate the smoker’s preferences as the cut dramatically influences the draw and strength of the cigar. Its flavor holds memories of cedar, and its woody notes are combined with citrus for a fresh core flavor of well aged tobacco.
Slightly dry with an occasionally moment of sweetness, the cigar is rolled into a thin Connecticut wrapper from Ecuador that is silky to the touch and light yellowish tone. If cut properly, the draw is a little bit loose; ashes burn grey-white with a well-compacted ring. The intense aromas of spice and toast will make this refined smoke one of your daily delights. Try it pared with white wine after a luncheon of fresh fish, and spend the rest of your day reflecting on life’s fortunes. This is a cigar to be enjoyed with passion.
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For those who really appreciate the complex stages of flavor throughout a cigar, the percentages of this blend are faithful to the tradition of this format and the skills of our carefully selected cigar rollers are evident, with no flaws or empty spots to disturb your smoking experience. According to the characteristics of this format, the draw might be a bit resistant due to its length but when ignited, the heat warms the air channels of the cigar, turning loose its grand tobacco flavors of cedar accompanied with citrus fruity notes and a core of earthy and profound flavor of well aged tobacco.
The smoke is slightly dry with occasional moments of sweetness, rolled onto a thin Connecticut wrapper from Ecuador that is silky to the touch and light golden in tone. The draw is on the looser side ( please, do not punch this smoke), and its ashes burn grey white and well-compacted. With its intense aromas of toasted bread and spices, this is definitively a journey of pleasurable smoking. If you’re looking for a “Grade A” cigar for a special evening, this stick can do the trick. Enjoy with passion and smoke responsibly.
Known at Toro in South America, this cigar features a 54 ring gauge and is 6 and a half inches long. Its large format allows a showcase for cigar-making artistry, requiring the experienced cigar roller to take special care in distributing the various types of tobacco leaf to create a complex blend that is a balance of strength and combustibility. D’Crossier Premium Blend is a remarkable example of this principle, named TAINO after our Cuban aboriginal Indians who were robust and muscular in appearance. This larger format cigar is preferred for aging, as cigars with this massive ring gauge are typically complex enough to produce a sophisticated finale after a few years respite in a proper maintained humidor.
This cigar’s profile is quite precise when we speak of flavor notes: cedar combines with citrus and the fresh core flavor is of well aged tobacco. Slightly dry with an occasional moment of sweetness, it is rolled into a thin Connecticut wrapper from Ecuador that is silky to the touch and light yellowish in tone. The draw is on the loose side, ashes burn grey white with a well-compacted ring. Intense aromas with of spice and toasted bread produce a luxurious cool finish. This is the perfect afternoon smoke that can be paired with white wine or fresh water, lighter fare or some fresh citrus fruits. Enjoy with passion and character.
Commonly known as torpedos dating back to the Cuban cigar factories where they originated, these cigars measure 52 by 6 and one eight inches long. They were the sensation of the time, especially in Great Britain, and were once the most coveted cigars to enjoy until they lost popularity in the 1930s. More than 60 years later, this cigar’s format has found a whole new audience, and the D’Crossier Premium Blend is a prime example.
This cigar’s profile is similar to the taino in size, but the head has to be cut measurably to accommodate the smoker’s preferences as the cut dramatically influences the draw and strength of the cigar. Its flavor holds memories of cedar, and its woody notes are combined with citrus for a fresh core flavor of well aged tobacco.
Slightly dry with an occasionally moment of sweetness, the cigar is rolled into a thin Connecticut wrapper from Ecuador that is silky to the touch and light yellowish tone. If cut properly, the draw is a little bit loose; ashes burn grey-white with a well-compacted ring. The intense aromas of spice and toast will make this refined smoke one of your daily delights. Try it pared with white wine after a luncheon of fresh fish, and spend the rest of your day reflecting on life’s fortunes. This is a cigar to be enjoyed with passion.
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D'Crossier Premium Blend Torpedo
Natural 6 1/8 x 52From $8.86 To $173.50