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Aj Fernandez
Bellas Artes Maduro Robusto Single Cigar
The AJ Fernandez Bellas Artes Maduro Robusto is visually stunning. The Mata Fina wrapper is a dark espresso color, shimmering with natural oils and featuring a "toothy" texture. The box-press is clean and comfortable in the hand, while the ornate, art-deco inspired bands make it one of the most aesthetically pleasing boxes on the market.
Presented in a Box of 20, this is a staple for those who prefer a full-bodied, Maduro-wrapped cigar with significant complexity. It is less about "raw power" and more about the "richness" of the tobacco. It pairs exceptionally well with a well-aged Añejo Tequila, a stout or porter, or a dark chocolate dessert.
The AJ Fernandez Bellas Artes Maduro Robusto is visually stunning. The Mata Fina wrapper is a dark espresso color, shimmering with natural oils and featuring a "toothy" texture. The box-press is clean and comfortable in the hand, while the ornate, art-deco inspired bands make it one of the most aesthetically pleasing boxes on the market.
Presented in a Box of 20, this is a staple for those who prefer a full-bodied, Maduro-wrapped cigar with significant complexity. It is less about "raw power" and more about the "richness" of the tobacco. It pairs exceptionally well with a well-aged Añejo Tequila, a stout or porter, or a dark chocolate dessert.
This cigar is a "flavor heavyweight," characterized by a unique combination of dark fruit sweetness and savory spice.
First Third: The initial puffs are dominated by a deep cocoa and dark roasted coffee. The Brazilian wrapper introduces an immediate dark berry sweetness (blackberry/plum) that is rare in typical Nicaraguan blends.
Second Third: The Mexican San Andrés binder begins to exert its influence, adding a savory earthiness and a hint of black pepper. The creaminess increases, taking on a texture similar to heavy cream or malt.
Final Third: The strength builds to a crescendo. Notes of leather, charred oak, and espresso bean become more prominent. The sweetness remains in the background, providing a long, syrupy finish that prevents the cigar from becoming harsh.