Created by Isaias Santana Diaz and Andres Leon, with the line produced at the famed Tabacos de Costa Rica, the “house of super premium cigars” is produced like Atabey. As part of the production process, the cigars undergo a 120-day aging process in the aging rooms, and then another 120 days in Spanish cedar boxes. The new line features a blend that is based on 5-year-aged tobacco fillers grown in the regions of Jalapa, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic.
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Bought from –
Atlantic Cigars
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Information:
Wrapper: Ecuador (Habano)
Binder: Dominican Republic
Filler: Dominican Republic & Nicaragua (Jalapa)
Origin: Costa Rica
Factory: Tabacos de Costa Rica
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Aging (if any): 5 years pre roll
Single (MSRP): $11
Box (MSRP): $275 for a box of 25
Availability: 250 boxes per vitola
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Size:
6 x 48
Band/Packaging:Â
Fairly simple band and packaging, but a nice little insert about D’Crossier Cigars in the box. Box is a standard wooden box with branding, and a few large cedar sheets inside. Band reminds me of an old school Cuban.
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Wrapper:Â
Golden brown, some visible veins, slight shine to the wrapper
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Construction:Â
Well packed, no issues
THE REVIEW
Cold draw:Â
Black pepper, slight creaminess
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First third:Â
Black pepper, nutty, meaty, toffee, chai spice, creamy sweetness, slight lemon peel
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Retro:
Chocolate, toffee, floral, nutty
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Second third:Â
Creamy, nutty, chocolate, butter, caramel, cedar
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Burn:Â
Excellent burn line, slight wrapper crack in final third when removing the band
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Smoke:Â
Large clouds of thick smoke
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Final third:Â
Creamy, caramel, chocolate, nutty, butter, white pepper, orange zest
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Retro:Â
Orange zest, cedar, nutty, meaty
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Duration:
1 hour 13 minutes
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Conclusion:Â
A fairly unknown brand, D’Crossier has put some good blends out in my opinion. This was no different. Starts up with black pepper, nuts, and a nice savory meaty note, and after a handful of puffs, a toffee and chai spice join in. About an inch in a creamy sweetness and lemon peel round out the first third. Not a bad start. The creaminess carries the blend into the second third, as a chocolate and butter note takes over morphing into a caramel sweetness, complemented with cedar. Delicious. So smooth and creamy. On the retro a more pronounced chocolate and toffee note hits the palate with floral and a nuttiness as the undertones. To finish this blend off, the final third continued with the creamy, buttery caramel, and a white pepper and orange zest joined as undertones. Nice way to finish out this excellent cigar. I’d certainly recommend a box of these, especially for the price. Overall score of a 95.Â
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*2025 Elm City Cigars #6 cigar of the year*

