AJ Fernandez Enclave Broadleaf Toro (6×50)
$9.50 – $171.00
This bold blend is accentuated by an earthy, full-flavored select Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper. A delightfully robust cigar with a symphony of flavors from AJ’s homegrown Nicaraguan binder and filler tobacco. A full-bodied masterpiece!
The spirit of the Enclave lays within the special brotherhood created by those who enjoy a fine premium cigar. AJF Piloto Cubano and AJF Select Nicaraguan fillers greet the cigar aficionado with notes of pepper, spice, cedar, and cinnamon. From the AJ Fernandez website.
| Weight | 0.06 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6.0 × 1.0 × 1.0 in |
| Variant | Single, 5 Pack, Box of 20 |
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| Wrapper | Connecticut Broadleaf |
| Binder | Nicaragua |
| Filler | Nicaragua |
| Country of Origin | |
| Cigar Brand | AJ Fernandez Enclave Broadleaf |
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4 reviews for AJ Fernandez Enclave Broadleaf Toro (6×50)
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enebobrent –
“Full-bodied & SPICY!”.– I could leave it at that and it would have all you full strength cigar lovers, chomping at the bit, to buy a bunch of these sticks. I absolutely love the spice from AJ Fernandez cigars! This one is the spiciest I have had thus far. Now don’t think you cant enjoy it, if you are used to medium bodied cigars, because you absolutely can. For me, the cedar has a cooling effect trough the retro-hale, which, seemed to tame the spice I got from the cinnamon & pepper, and I experienced a nice, silky vanilla, at the end of the final 3rd. Please try this cigar.
-Brent E
enebobrent –
Update: Smoke this one slow, and it will treat you right, all the way to your finger tips. I was gifted a few of these, and all three gave me the same wonderful experience. Each time the enclave gave me an hour and 35 minutes, without ever becoming too hot or bitter at the final 3rd. I smoke slow though, and that is why I think I get to enjoy that very subtle vanilla at the very end. Okay, now go to Cigars Daily and fill your cart with some of these! GO! NOW!
-Brent
TwoChief SplittingMoon (verified owner) –
Smoked my fourth cigar of the day. I closed my eyes, shuffled through my humidor and picked out the AJ Fernandez enclave toro. Nice solid fell, looks double capped, dark brown wrapper with tiny veins and tight seams. The “Cut and a light” kicked off some black pepper and leather. There’s also black coffee with a fruity sweetness, a light spice on the tongue. A faint darkened chocolate note. Somewhat woodsy on the finish with a floral after taste. The retro hale is very much black pepper. Into the second third, I got some dark roasted coffee, slightly earthy, with toasted leather. I want to say a very slight coco in the after draw. The draw itself has been good, it held a two inch toothy ash, very light grey. Medium body and the strength has picked up a little. Full flavor. The retro has gained a wood note with the lightened pepper. These a little cedar on the pallet. Slightly oily. It’s a dark flavor cigar, sorta strong, medium plus body. In the final third, the flavor profile is darker and stronger, it’s full body. More spice In the retro hale. The coffee has faded. There’s a sweetened cream foam flavor. This cigar is nice. I think it punches above its pay grade. My smoke time was one hour and thirty minutes. And I’m going to say it was around 89 points.
Baston (verified owner) –
Winner winner chicken dinner.
Good cigar. Will buy more