Description

The PDR A Flores Gran Reserva Corojo 2006 Purito epitomises Dominican cigar artistry, handcrafted to honour master blender Abe Flores. Measuring precisely 4 1/4 inches in length by a slender 34 ring gauge, this petite Purito vitola employs the rare, oily 2006 Corojo wrapper—aged for vibrancy—over a Dominican Olor binder and Nicaraguan Habano long-filler tobaccos, bunched via entubado technique for flawless draw and burn in tins of six. Ignition unleashes a 20-minute symphony of medium-bodied refinement. The first puffs surge with cracked pepper and fresh cedar, grounded by volcanic earth and dark espresso. Midway, roasted nutmeg, creamy cashew, and leather emerge, laced with bittersweet cocoa and faint molasses. The nub delivers charred wood and lingering tobacco nectar through aromatic, voluminous smoke with an unyielding ash. Perfect for brief yet profound indulgences, store at 65–70% humidity. Pair with bourbon or robust coffee to elevate its boldness. This vintage gem balances puissance and nuance—a connoisseur’s tribute to Flores’ enduring legacy in premium handmade cigars.