Sobremesa Brulee
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Sobremesa Brulee cigars are a limited edition three vitola line from master blender Steve Saka that harkens back to the mellower smokes of his earlier career years. To create this premium line for lighter palates, Steve employed a top-quality golden-brown Ecuador Connecticut Shade wrapper atop a rare Mexican Matacapan negro de temporal binder, and Nicaraguan fillers, from Esteli, Condega, and Pueblo Nuevo. As was intended, the cigar provides a smooth medium-bodied Connecticut style profile that does not sacrifice its wonderfully complex flavors or aroma, making it a wonderful choice for smokers of all experience levels.
Strength: Mild-Medium Bodied
Country: Nicaragua
Wrapper Origin: Ecuador
Wrapper Leaf: Ecuador Connecticut Shade
Box Count: 13
| Sizes | Box – Robusto 5 1/4 x 52, 5 Pack – Robusto 5 1/4 x 52, Box – Double Corona 7 x 54, 5 Pack – Double Corona 7 x 54, Single – Double Corona 7 x 54, Single – Robusto 5 1/4 x 52, Box – Toro 6 x 52, 5 Pack – Toro 6 x 52, Single – Toro 6 x 52, Box – Gordo 6 1/4 x 60, 5 Pack – Gordo 6 1/4 x 60, Single – Gordo 6 1/4 x 60 |
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Alterlvian (verified owner) –
This is a good one for the sweetness. I’m stoked to try the other two Sobremesa Brulee. I will be returning to this cigar again later, to compare it with the others.
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mr.flores007 (verified owner) –
If you want something on the milder sweet side I would recommend these. Takes about 1-1.5 hours to finish with a good draw and burn. Perfect for any time of the day.
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Anonymous (verified owner) –
I love Connecticut shade cigars so I was super excited to try this. This definitely did not disappoint as the flavors were spot on and front and center. There was cream, toasted almonds, cedar. Just a plethora of flavors. I know Dunbarton is known for their full flavor stuff but this was excellent. At light up it almost seemed like a sweetened cap, which I didn’t mind but it was really an enjoyable Connecticut. The draw on this was perfect as well as the burn. Construction was A+. Will look to add more to humidor as this is one of the best Connecticuts I’ve ever had. Another winner from DTT!
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Justin White (verified owner) –
Great cigar! Sweet and nutty, creamy and smooth. Everything you expect from a great conneticut shade cigar.
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Ramsch15 (verified owner) –
As with the Sobremesa Brulee Blue, this too is smooth , natural sweetness, overall good light smoke.
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Alexander S (verified owner) –
Sobremesa Brulee Toro, This is the best Connecticut Shade cigar I had along with the Sobremesa Brulee Blue. It is a very nice and smooth medium smoke for a casual moment. It has a bit of a vanilla and grass note o the finish. I am sure it would pair nicely with a cup of coffee.
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frankie.fyh (verified owner) –
It’s an interesting cigar. The sweetness on the tip makes you think it’s a sweetened tip but it isn’t. Overall it’s a good Connecticut shade cigar but it’s quite pricy. I would preferred Liga undercrown Connecticut over this and that was cheaper too.
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