Sin Compromiso Paladin De Saka (7×52)

Name: Sin Compromiso Paladin De Saka (7x52)
SKU: A5.13D.BX.
Price: 365.57 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.89 (9 reviews)

MSRP: $156.23 - $406.20

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Rated 4.89 out of 5 based on 9 customer ratings

(9 customer reviews)

Price range: $31.25 through $365.57

Variant: Box of 13

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SKU: N/A Categories: Dunbarton Sin Compromiso, Dunbarton Tobacco Tags: Mexican San Andreas Wrapper, rare and limited

Summary

The Sin Compromiso Paladin De Saka is a complex but very smooth cigar with a lot to offer, flavor wise. Spice on the forefront with subtle notes of cocoa, espresso, and a touch of smokey flavor. And this blend offers an upgraded experience, as compared to the rest of the Sin Compromiso line, by using only the best of the best of the tobaccos selected for the blend. Get this overnight Saka success today and redefine what an outstanding smoking experience tastes like!

Additional information

Weight	0.02 lbs
Dimensions	6.0 × 1.0 × 1.0 in
Variant	Single, 5 Pack, Box of 13
Length In Inches	7
Ring Gauge	52
Shape	Churchill
Wrapper	Mexico (San Andrés Negro)
Binder	Ecuador (Habano)
Filler	Nicaragua, Pennsylvania
Country of Origin	Nicaragua
Cigar Brand	Dunbarton Sin Compromiso
Approximate Smoking Time	90-120 Minutes
Strength	Medium-Full

Customer Reviews

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This cigar is in a battle for my number one from Dunbarton for me. Absolute solid cigar that has great consistency of flavor. Highly recommend

Great cigar really starts to shine moving into the second 1/3rd glad i was able to snag a box before they sold out!

Absolutely perfect - yes it’s pricey but worth it very penny - love this cigar

When the word complex is used to describe a cigar, or wine, or food, it usually means; neophytes, like the majority of us won't understand it. Our palettes are unsophisticated and poorly tuned, therefore unworthy or unable of judgment, so we should just shut up and leave the tasting to those who know better. Which brings me to this creation: This cigar has a very nice construction, good draw, OK ash, terrific wrapper and is quite flavourful, with mellow spice, cocoa and coffee and is a good experience throughout all thirds. In saying that, it is not worth the heavy price tag. I was expecting far more from this stick, it's not so much that I was disappointed, more so I was dissallusioned. At close to $30/ log you want to be blown away, you want to mortgage the house, rob a bank or put the missus out out on the street and this falls way short. The #5, at 10 bucks less is a great cigar and definitely worth the price, as is evidenced by the fact that it got sold out PDQ.. I'm not complaining, although it may seem that way, I did like it and you will too more than likely; it's just not worth the money.

If you want a truly special cigar, this is it. I would smoke one every day if I could afford it. Such smooth, rich flavor and continues to shift and grow as you smoke. 10/10 DUNBARTON RULES!

I can only say wow.... complete game changer.

best cigar ive ever had handsdown. i REALLY would love a Cigarillo version of this cigar w the residual leaves from making these big ones. its just so expensive, but i want it daily xD

HE AINT LYING! Definitely complex, Definitely smooth. Smoked this gem on Thanksgiving for 2 hours just about. Loved ever bit of it. Smooth enough to smoke to the last inch. Perfect burn all the way down. Bravo

Whenever a cigar gets above $20 or so, people always ask "is it really worth it?" Let me be clear; this IS worth it. No gimmicks, no stupid marketing ploys, this thing is the real deal. This cigar deserves your attention and is great for celebrations or just a nice reward for a solid day of work.