El Septimo Rebelde Blue
Full-Bodied Complexity Inspired by Cuban Heritage
Experience the robust journey of El Septimo Rebelde Blue, a cigar artfully crafted for discerning smokers who appreciate nuanced depth and evolving strength. Drawing from Cuban cigar tradition, this 5 ½ inch, 54-ring gauge cigar features a proprietary, dark-aged wrapper that sets the stage for a performance of bold flavors and aromas.
Flavor Evolution & Smoking Journey
- Starts with refined herbaceous notes, gently introducing the complexity of the smoke.
- Aromas develop into a layered palette of cedar and earthy bark as the smoke progresses.
- Strength steadily builds, reaching a compelling crescendo by the final third.
- Every puff is structured for enlightenment and intense satisfaction, rewarding those who savor the journey.
Key Reasons to Choose Rebelde Blue
- Ideal for cigar aficionados seeking a memorable, full-bodied experience.
- Rich, evolving flavors capture the art of classic cigar making.
- Careful construction ensures a smooth, even burn from start to finish.
- Celebrated as a cigar of choice for special moments, including championship celebrations.
Expert Craftsmanship Details
- Handmade with an undisclosed, proprietary aged wrapper for unique depth and aroma.
- Binder: Dominican Republic for optimal burn and structure.
- Filler: Balanced blend from the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Honduras, and Costa Rica.
- 54 ring gauge and 5 ½ inch length; 11 grams of premium tobacco in each cigar with four leaves in the filler.
A Remarkable Smoking Experience
- Aroma rated 4/5, strength rated 4/5 — robust yet refined for the devoted connoisseur.
- Wide, nocturnal wrapper signals a substantial profile and layered smoking satisfaction.
- Expertly crafted to celebrate not just flavor, but the ritual of cigar enjoyment itself.
Summary
Box Count: | 16 |
Region: | Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Honduras, Costa Rica |
Strength: | Full-bodied |
Binder: | Dominican Republic |
Wrapper: | Proprietary Aged (Undisclosed) |
Filler: | Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Honduras, Costa Rica |
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