Cavalier Geneve White Series
Embodying luxury, refinement, and flawless craftsmanship, the Cavalier Geneve White Series invites you into a world of mellow elegance and sophisticated complexity. This blend is tailored for those who appreciate a mild-to-medium cigar that delivers creamy richness, subtle wood, and sweet undertones in every balanced draw.
- Profile: Mild to medium-bodied, ideal for fans of gentle, nuanced, and accessible cigars
- Wrapper: Connecticut
- Binder: Habano
- Filler: Nicaragua, Paraguay, Dominican Republic
- Country of origin: Honduras
- Main flavors:
- Creamy body—luxurious and smooth from first puff to last
- Wood—oak, cedar, and light earthy base notes throughout
- Stone fruit and honey—subtle sweetness emerges on retrohale and palate
- Bread/yeast—reminiscent of brioche, adding an elegant, bready depth
- Light pepper—develops towards the finish, adding a gentle lift
- Construction & burn: Consistently praised for great burn, no relights/touch-ups, solid ash, and plentiful smoke
- Smoking time: About 70 minutes—a leisurely, contemplative experience
- Versatility: Highly recommended as an approachable luxury for both new and seasoned cigar fans; compares favorably to high-end brands at a fraction of the price
- Box count: 20 cigars per box—perfect for stocking or sharing
User impressions: Reviewers rave about the White Series’ smoothness, consistent performance, and elegant flavor mix. Oak, cedar, honey, and bread make for a memorable mild-medium blend, while construction and balance place it among the finest in its price point. Aging is suggested to bring out even more complexity, making it a savory staple for any well-rounded humidor.
| Wrapper | Connecticut |
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| Binder | Habano |
| Filler | Nicaragua, Paraguay, Dominican Republic |
| Country | Honduras |
| Body | Mild to Medium |
| Main Flavors | Cream, oak, cedar, stone fruit, honey, bread/yeast, pepper (end) |
| Box Count | 20 |
Summary
- Wrapper: Connecticut
- Binder: Habano
- Filler: Nicaragua, Paraguay, Dominican Republic
- Body: Mild to medium
- Main Notes: Cream, wood, honey, stone fruit, brioche, subtle pepper
- Burn/Construction: Excellent—reliable and leisurely smoke
- Best for: Newcomers, those who enjoy Atabey, Davidoff, J.London, etc., or lovers of gentle, elegant cigars
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the flavor profile?
Creaminess, light oak and cedar, honey, bread, stone fruit, and gentle pepper at the finish—balanced and mild-medium throughout.
How is construction and burn?
Nearly perfect—renders a long, salt-and-pepper ash, consistent burn, and satisfying smoke time.
Is this a good cigar for beginners?
Absolutely—easygoing and refined, but complex enough for connoisseurs, making it a mainstay in any humidor.
| Selection | Box – Toro 6 x 52, 5 Pack – Toro 6 x 52, Single – Toro 6 x 52 |
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Ysofockup (verified owner) –
Very good mild cigar. The burn was good with plenty of smoke and needed no re-lights or touch-ups. The profile had a base of light oak and cedar with notes on the retrohale of honey and bread/yeast (if I were a real reviewer I’d probably say brioche, but you know what I mean). Right at the end the wood intensifies a bit and some pepper develops. Otherwise a very mild and smooth smoke all through. Smoking time was about 70 minutes.
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Justin White (verified owner) –
This is the first blend I ever tried from these guys, probably two or three years ago. To be honest I felt it was solid back then, but it didn’t impress me enough to seek out another one. Well I tried it again and I’m not sure if the cigar changed or perhaps it’s aged a bit, or maybe my palate was just of those first few times I had it, but this is an excellent cigar. The construction was near perfect and the blend manages to be extremely flavorful while remaining balanced and medium in body and strength. If you are a fan of Atabey, Davidoff, J.London, etc. you should try this. It may not be at the level of those exact cigars, but it’s a third of the price and very very good. I imagine aging this for six months to a year may add something even further.
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