Indulge in the ultimate cigar experience with the Falto LJF “Reserva del Fundador” Box Press. Translating to the full name of the creator and “Founder’s Reserve,” this cigar is a true masterpiece. With a Dominican-grown Habana ’92 wrapper, Sumatra Ecuador binder, and a blend of rare tobaccos from the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua, this cigar offers an unparalleled smoking experience. Starting off medium-flavored and developing into a full-flavored adventure, you’ll be treated to hints of dark chocolate, espresso, and spices throughout the smoke. Don’t miss out on this dynamic and complex cigar. Try the Falto LJF “Reserva del Fundador” Box Press today.
Strength: Medium-Full Bodied
Country: Dominican Republic
Filler: Dominican Republic and Nicaragua
Binder: Ecuador Sumatra
Wrapper Origin: Dominican Republic
Wrapper Leaf: Habana ’92
Box Count: 20
Anonymous (verified owner) –
This is my second Falto I smoked and I thought this to be very good. I got what I kind expected with this. Dark chocolate, coffee and some earthiness with this. There was a slight spice to it in the form of white pepper. The construction was solid… did have to touch up once. Strength I would put at medium + to full with the last third being at full. Overall a good smoking experience. At a $6 price point it’s an incredible value to smoke this for about an hour and 20-30 minutes.
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Justin White (verified owner) –
Similar to the toro this was better built. Good burn, good draw, lots of smoke. This one was easily the strongest of the Falto to me. Lots of spice that didnt immediately kick me in the teeth, but slowly built up over time. Lots of earthiness in this one too but there was also some nice dark coffee, almost a chicory flavor together.
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Alexander S (verified owner) –
Another Falto cigar that smoke incredibly good considering its price ($6). The cigar had a solid complexity to it. The tasting notes were dark chocolate, espresso and spiced earthiness throughout it.
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