Cuban Diplomat Limited Edition Toro By AJ Fernandez (6x52 / Pack 20) + 30% OFF RETAIL! + FREE SHIPPING ON YOUR ENTIRE ORDER!

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Nice cigar.

This is a great cigar and would have received 5 stars but it’s a bit dry on the finish. Don’t know how long these have been aging but the cellophane is a beautiful dark brown Good smoke

Received one of these as a surprise freebie with my order. and the cello was very yellow, yum! I ordered a box the day after I smoked it. Great price point. Well constructed, lots of smoke. Medium strength and very smooth through the second third. What's not to love?!

First trial it’s good has a tasty spicy flavor Thanks Cigar King Yasser Fares

a wintertime smoke. enjoying it now on the porch with a guinness

strong but full flavored. usually smoke the hirsh y garcias but if i need something with kick this is my go to

Having had good luck with Cigar King house brands in the past, I took a chance on a box of these cold -- not having tried one first, which I almost never do. I am glad I did. So far, I have had six from the box. They are very well made and smoke well with no draw issues and a nice white ash. Total smoke time is about ninety minutes. They are very well-balanced, and since I experience cigar flavors in terms of other cigars, I would say that these have a hint of what makes the Herrera Esteli Nortenos so tasty. But they have their own pleasant flavor profile. They are a great value at the box sale price. I'll put it this way: I will be ordering another box very soon. I have noticed one small issue; however, two of the last three I have smoked cracked just a bit when I clip the cap, and it's not my cutters. So I have taken to using a hole punch on them, and that works great.

To open with I am a big fan of most Cubanacan cigars. I find these tasty alternatives in my rotation. At one point I purchased a few boxes and the fine folks at Cigar King threw in a taster pack including a cuban diplomat. I must admit it sat for a while in my cupboard humidor with the loose sticks as I did not recognize the label and rarely try a blind cigar without some sort of back up information. One day I pulled this stick out out of the singles with a silver label to smoke while watching football wit the guys. Very nice looking cigar with an oily exterior. Dark brow sheen but not quite maduro looking. Triple cap and a closed or semi-closed foot. It smelled wonderful deep tobacco barnyard wonderful. I clipped it and first noticed the semi closed foot when trying a pre-light draw. Pre-light was deep tobacco and a bit of sweetness. I lit up and the draw was very good medium not to tight and not loose. I hate a loose draw. The cigar opened with a burst of flavor that truly is reminiscent of some of the cuban cigars I have smoked. I tasted a light blast of white pepper, earth, some almond, and a slight cedar all with a little sweetness. The cigar built in flavor and strength as I smoked but I did not detect much change other than the pepper backed off. The burn was excellent with no touch ups and I smoked this puppy to the nub. When done I had to chase down what the heck I just smoked so I could buy more. It took a magnifying glass for these old eyes to find the cuban diplomat words on the wrapper. Now I remember. Wasn't there a cigar made for Cigar King by Pepin Garcia in early 2000 by the same name? Is this new up start as good? I dug through my boxes looking in vain for one of the originals so I could do a comparison. I found some original Havana Soul and Habana Leon buy alas no Cuban Diplomats. I guess I will just have to stock up on these new ones as I am sure they will age well ( if I can only let them). Highly recommended