Handmade in the prestigious El Titan de Bronze factory in Miami, Florida, The Regalos measures 5 inches by 46-ring gauge and features a very rare Dominican Corojo wrapper, a Nicaraguan binder, and aged filler from the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua. Regalos offers a lavish helping of cocoa, caramel, and cinnamon, with pleasantly balanced undertones of black cherry and sweet cedar all in a classically shaped vitola.
Strength: Medium Bodied
Country: United States
Color: Natural
Wrapper Origin: Dominican
Wrapper Leaf: Corojo
Box Count: 10
| Sizes | Box – Don Reynaldo Regalos 6 x 48, 5 Pack – Don Reynaldo Regalos 6 x 48, Single – Don Reynaldo Regalos 6 x 48 |
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contrerast3 (verified owner) –
Very Cubanesque cigar. Interestingly, I didn’t get much in the form of spice but I did however get some really nice butter, cream, vanilla, coffee and nuttiness.
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Justin White (verified owner) –
Lots of black pepper, leather, and earth. Not a bad blend, but far from my favorite Warped offering.
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Alexander S (verified owner) –
This cigar is medium bodied which started off with a heavy black pepper spice. After the 1/3 calmed down into a light black pepper along with notes of cedar and wood. Of all the Warped cigars, Warped Serie Gran Reserve 1988 is my favorite. The Don Reynaldo Regalos didn’t quite do it for me.
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Daniel O’Connell (verified owner) –
This cigar reminds me a great deal of the Warped La Colmena, but with a fuller body and richer profile; if the La Colmena is similar to something like a Cuban Hoyo de Monterrey, I’d say this is more like a Romeo y Julieta with the dark fruit notes and deep oak and leather notes. A pricey cigar, but exceptional construction in a fairly traditional size is hard to come by, and this is definitely worth purchasing – knocking off a star only because my example required several touch ups, and the price is a bit high (very good as the cigar is).
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