Falto El Procer Historias
Falto El Procer Historias: 6×48 Cuban Churchill, medium-plus, La Aurora Dominican. Chocolate, earth, black pepper, star anise.
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Falto El Procer Historias
Discover the nuanced character of Falto El Procer Historias, a unique cigar crafted in a “Cuban Churchill” 6 x 48 format. This boutique release delivers a balanced, medium-plus strength profile, inviting aficionados to explore its complex interplay of earth, spice, and subtle sweetness, all wrapped in the distinctive style of La Aurora blends.
- Hand-rolled “Cuban Churchill” (6 x 48) size for a classic, elegant smoking experience
- Medium-plus strength, offering a harmonious mix of flavor and body
- Rich pre-light aromas of chocolate and barnyard
- Developing flavors of earth, black pepper, star anise, and chocolate
- Final third reveals black licorice notes and a slightly medicinal finish
- Balanced retrohale with subdued earthy spice and occasional sweetness
- Crafted by La Aurora, one of the Dominican Republic’s most storied factories
Falto El Procer Historias opens with aromas of chocolate and earth, which quickly give way to a deeper, mulchy profile accented with star anise and a building touch of black pepper. The cigar evolves, revealing licorice and prune-like qualities alongside earthiness for a bold, memorable finish. Though some find the construction spongy with a slightly firm draw and touch-up requirements, flavor fans will appreciate the intriguing interplay of pepper, coffee, and faintly sweet undertones throughout the journey.
This cigar stands as an interesting exploration for anyone seeking a medium-to-medium-plus body, especially those who enjoy the complex, sometimes unpredictable charm of La Aurora. Its distinctive performance and flavor progression make it a worthwhile addition to any boutique cigar collection, well-suited for relaxed, contemplative sessions. While opinions can range from enthusiastic to mixed on aspects like burn and name, adventurous smokers will find plenty to savor in every puff.
| Size | 6 x 48 (Cuban Churchill) |
| Strength | Medium-Plus |
| Flavor Notes | Chocolate, earth, black pepper, star anise, licorice, coffee, sweetness |
| Origin | La Aurora Factory, Dominican Republic |
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Strength: Medium-Plus
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the size and format of Falto El Procer Historias?
This cigar is crafted in a “Cuban Churchill” 6 x 48 vitola, offering a classic and comfortable draw for medium-length sessions.
What strength level should I expect?
The blend is medium-plus, providing a satisfying, flavorful experience that balances body and complexity.
What are the main flavors and aromas?
Expect notes of chocolate, earth, black pepper, star anise, licorice, coffee, and touches of sweetness on the finish.
How is the construction quality?
While some find the pack slightly spongy requiring occasional touch-ups, others report excellent balance and enjoyable burn overall.
Is this cigar suitable for fans of La Aurora blends?
Yes, El Procer Historias embodies many classic La Aurora traits: evolving flavor, layered earthiness, and both spice and subtle sweetness.
Who might enjoy this cigar most?
Best suited for adventurous enthusiasts who appreciate boutique releases and a journey through nuanced, changing flavors.
Does it have aging potential?
Yes, additional humidor rest may further round out the profile and improve burn and draw for a more uniform experience.
How does the naming affect the cigar?
Though the “Cuban Churchill” name may draw debate, the focus truly lies in the taste and character each stick provides.
| Selection | Box – Cuban Churchill 6 x 48, 5 Pack – Cuban Churchill 6 x 48, Single – Cuban Churchill 6 x 48 |
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Justin White (verified owner) –
Lots of chocolate and barnyard aroma off the foot pre-light. Once lit the chocolate drops off and the barnyard turns into a more mulch, damper earth. A few puffs in there is black pepper building at the back of my throat, and a hefty star anise flavor matches the earth. Distinctively La Aurora, the finish is a mix of concentrated prune juice sans sweetness and black pepper. The retro kind of dries out the earth and there’s a little cardboard in there. It’s not terribly strong, about a six at halfway and holding steady. In the final third the black licorice quality just explodes across my palate, leaving a little bit of a mediciny finish. I’ve been searching for the sweet and spicy mix I usually get from Cameroon and find it only here in the very dregs of the cigar. Even so, trying to distinguish it from the string earthy flavors and thick pepper is hard to do, had I not known it was there I doubt I ever would have guessed at its presence.
The construction was troublesome. The draw was a bit hard but serviceable, the pack is on the spongy side, and the burn needed four touch ups before I put it down with an inch and a half left. There’s a pretty thick carbon line on this too, and I suspect it should have seen at least a few more months in the aging room.
It was an interesting sounding blend from a maker I am not familiar with, so it was worth a shot. In the past few years the stuff coming out of La Aurora has Ben hit or miss for me, and unfortunately it’s been more miss than anything. I bought 8 or 10 different Faltos to try, and I’m hoping this is the worst of the bunch. Not the worst thing I’ve ever smoked by any means, but there is a long list of cigars at this price point that I’d be happy to smoke over this.
Also, a 6×48 is a Toro, maybe a Corona Gorda. Get out of here with this Cuban Churchill bologna. From here on out I’m taking a point off for naming vitolas something dumb.
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Alexander S (verified owner) –
This cigar was surprisingly a solid smoke and I really enjoyed it. This great blend offers a balanced medium plus flavors with hints sweetness, latte coffee, chocolate, and slight pepper finish.
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