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Flor de las Antillas Toro

(6′
x 52 ring) was rated as Cigar Aficionado Magazine as their #1 cigar for 2012. The rating was 96.. Produced by My Father Cigars S.A. in Nicaragua, the wrapper, binder and fillers are also from
Nicaragua. Suggested retail price is $6.90 but cost the reviewer $10 in the Los Angeles area. Was it a 96 (out of 100)…not really. However it was a fine cigar which had a great draw and leather/pepper/spice taste. The construction was good…not great as the ash fell off at just over an inch burn. If you can find them at the suggest retail price…buy a box…they will get better with age. A glass of
Balvenie 15 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky (no ice) went with the cigar very nicely.
(June 24, 2013)

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