AJ Fernandez San Lotano Requiem Maduro Toro (6x52)
AJ Fernandez San Lotano Requiem Maduro Toro (6×52)

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AJ Fernandez San Lotano Requiem Maduro Toro (6×52)

MSRP: $47.50 - $190.00
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(4 customer reviews)

Price range: $9.50 through $170.99

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Summary

Pepper, spice & everything nice. A fusion of impeccable Nicaraguan & Honduran premium long filler cloaked in a rich, dark, & oily San Andrés Mexican wrapper. Decadence does not even suffice when it comes to this absolutely mouth-watering cigar.

Additional information

Weight 0.04 lbs
Dimensions N/A
Variant

Single, 5 Pack, Box of 20

Wrapper

San Andrés Mexico

Binder

Nicaragua

Filler

Honduras, Nicaragua

Strength

Customer Reviews

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geatonhd
Easily one of my top 2 cigars from AJ Fernandez. I prefer the 6x52 Toro size and love the Mexican San Andreas wrapper. This is a Medium to Full bodied smoke. Comparible flavor profiles would be; Bellas Artes by AJ Fernandez, 601 Blue & Murcialago by Erik Espinosa, and Last Rites by Black Label Trading Company. If you love any of these 4 cigars your will love this San Lotano Muduro!
p1athletics73
Love🥰 these Cigars. Such a great smooth draw. They are definitely close to the Pardon I feel in alot of ways. Hey Tim I do like ordering through Cigars Daily. But how about some Gordos. I know from your perspective you aren't a fan and it isn't my company 😆. But throw a Dog a Bone from time to Time Buddy🤗
BioShrog
This cigar was tasty and had a great draw. Burned a little sideways though. But otherwise a very good stick.
TwoChief SplittingMoon
This cigar has a very dark wrapper, nice presentation type bands, it has some veins and pronounced seams. It’s boxed pressed and almost looks vice pressed. The “cut and a light” kicks off with some dry powered coco, sour plum sweetness and a light pepper, with a little earthiness, and a sweetened wrapper. It has a very dry wrapper, my lips are sticking to it. A nice nutty and peppery retro hale. The second third has added a light black coffee flavor. I wanna say it has a sweet chocolate retro hale as well. It’s fruity sweet on the pallet. It’s an uneven burning stick, that seems to be burning sorta fast. It’s tried to turn itself into a parejo half way through. A little chocolate in there. The final third ends with the black coffee note as the winner of the flavor war. My smoke time was a an hour and ten, and i’d probably score this around an 88. Medium body and full flavor.