A. Flores 1975 Serie Privada Capa Habano SP 52 雪茄评分

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REVIEW | A. Flores 1975 Serie Privada Capa Habano SP 52 93 POINTS DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 52 Tasting Note: Neatly box pressed, this smoke imparts a balanced and complex interplay of cocoa, vanilla and coffee bean. The burn remains even throughou
REVIEW | A. Flores 1975 Serie Privada Capa Habano SP 52
SP 52

Tasting Note: Neatly box pressed, this smoke imparts a balanced and complex interplay of cocoa, vanilla and coffee bean. The burn remains even throughout, the draw, rich and fine.

  • Size: Robusto
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  • Ring Gauge: 52
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  • Length: 5"
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  • Filler: Nicaragua, Dom. Rep.
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  • Binder: Nicaragua
  • Wrapper: Ecuador
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  • Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Aug 01, 2014
  • Price: $9.75

 

More Reviews of This Cigar

Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Jan 01, 2015
Score: 93
Abraham Flores has emerged as a new force in the world of premium cigars. If his name is unknown to you, that's understandable. Up until recently, the partner in PDR Cigars Dominicana has spent much of his time on contract brands, meaning he makes cigars that appear with other company's brand names. (Among his works are the Gurkha 125th Anniversary and the La Palina Classic, two cigars from the Cigar Aficionado Top 25 list of 2013.) The A. Flores 1975 Serie Privada Capa Habano SP52 might take the award for longest name ever to appear on our Top 25 list. The 1975 is for Flores's year of birth, the Capa Habano for the Cuban seed used for the wrapper. Flores makes his cigars in his factory in the Dominican Republic, and he has his workers construct cigars with mounted heads, a style of cigarmaking common to Cuba but seldom seen in the Dominican Republic. The construction on the cigar, with its sharp box press, is superb. The flavor is even better, balanced and very tasty, with pleasant hints of vanilla, coffee bean and cocoa. Remember the name Flores. He is making superb cigars.

Cigar Aficionado's 100-Point Scale
  • Classic: 95-100
  • Outstanding: 90-94
  • Very good to excellent: 80-89
  • Average to good commercial quality: 70-79
  • Don't waste your money: 0-69
100-Point Scale

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A. Flores 1975 Serie Privada Capa Habano SP 52 雪茄评分

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REVIEW | A. Flores 1975 Serie Privada Capa Habano SP 52 93 POINTS DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 52 Tasting Note: Neatly box pressed, this smoke imparts a balanced and complex interplay of cocoa, vanilla and coffee bean. The burn remains even throughou
REVIEW | A. Flores 1975 Serie Privada Capa Habano SP 52
SP 52

Tasting Note: Neatly box pressed, this smoke imparts a balanced and complex interplay of cocoa, vanilla and coffee bean. The burn remains even throughout, the draw, rich and fine.

  • Size: Robusto
  •  
  • Ring Gauge: 52
  •  
  • Length: 5"
  •  
  • Filler: Nicaragua, Dom. Rep.
  •  
  • Binder: Nicaragua
  • Wrapper: Ecuador
  •  
  • Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Aug 01, 2014
  • Price: $9.75

 

More Reviews of This Cigar

Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Jan 01, 2015
Score: 93
Abraham Flores has emerged as a new force in the world of premium cigars. If his name is unknown to you, that's understandable. Up until recently, the partner in PDR Cigars Dominicana has spent much of his time on contract brands, meaning he makes cigars that appear with other company's brand names. (Among his works are the Gurkha 125th Anniversary and the La Palina Classic, two cigars from the Cigar Aficionado Top 25 list of 2013.) The A. Flores 1975 Serie Privada Capa Habano SP52 might take the award for longest name ever to appear on our Top 25 list. The 1975 is for Flores's year of birth, the Capa Habano for the Cuban seed used for the wrapper. Flores makes his cigars in his factory in the Dominican Republic, and he has his workers construct cigars with mounted heads, a style of cigarmaking common to Cuba but seldom seen in the Dominican Republic. The construction on the cigar, with its sharp box press, is superb. The flavor is even better, balanced and very tasty, with pleasant hints of vanilla, coffee bean and cocoa. Remember the name Flores. He is making superb cigars.

Cigar Aficionado's 100-Point Scale
  • Classic: 95-100
  • Outstanding: 90-94
  • Very good to excellent: 80-89
  • Average to good commercial quality: 70-79
  • Don't waste your money: 0-69
100-Point Scale