A. Flores Gran Reserva Corojo is a limited-edition release with only 500 boxes slated for production. Made by PDR Cigars in the Dominican, these exquisite gems create complex, room-filling aromas and prime palates with their full-tilt flavor profiles. Featuring a stunning Dominican Corojo leaf cultivated in 2006, wrapped around choice Nicaraguan and Domincan long-fillers, the recipe results in a thoroughly rewarding experience. Rich, creamy, captivating. Don't miss out on this one.
Customer Reviews (3)
Overall Rating5 out of 5 Based on 3 Ratings
Customer Reviews of “A. Flores Gran Reserva Corojo”
A most excellent smoke. Easy light, nice even burn, long ash. Draw is tight, but smooth and gets better at two thirds. Earthy, some spice at first, then fig and slight coffee hints. Stays with the whole smoke, mellower and a little fuller taste in the last third. All in all, a great cigar. Went very well with a nice dark cup of coffee. A+
5 out of 5
Surprising...
Oct 07, 2015
Excellent cigar although very different from my expectations: refined, elegant, with lots of flavors--cocoa, leather, spicy, with a little floral sweetness throughout but the corojo was not at the forefront like it is many honduran (and non-honduran) corojo cigars. It was mainly in the background. After the Flores AFR75 (one of the most powerful cigars I have ever smoked) I expected this to be a 700 horsepower cigar but it's more BMW-like than Porshe-like.
A most excellent smoke. Easy light, nice even burn, long ash. Draw is tight, but smooth and gets better at two thirds. Earthy, some spice at first, then fig and slight coffee hints. Stays with the whole smoke, mellower and a little fuller taste in the last third. All in all, a great cigar. Went very well with a nice dark cup of coffee. A+
5 out of 5
Surprising...
Oct 07, 2015
Excellent cigar although very different from my expectations: refined, elegant, with lots of flavors--cocoa, leather, spicy, with a little floral sweetness throughout but the corojo was not at the forefront like it is many honduran (and non-honduran) corojo cigars. It was mainly in the background. After the Flores AFR75 (one of the most powerful cigars I have ever smoked) I expected this to be a 700 horsepower cigar but it's more BMW-like than Porshe-like.
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