Parcero Brasil

The Parcero Brazil cigars are rolled, like their "classic sisters," at the Tabacalera Arnold André Dominicana in the Dominican Republic. They were introduced in April 2022, exactly one year after the "regular" Parcero.

The traditional company Arnold André from Bünde has been producing its own cigar lines here in its own Tabacalera since the mid-2010s, such as the premium line Carlos André. Here, since 2016, the popular, conveniently packaged Beast cigars have been produced for the first time, and since 2019, the highly regarded cigars from Montosa.

The wrapper of the Parcero Brazil cigars is (almost self-evidently) a Mata Fina from Brazil, and the binder is a Mexican Sumatra Seed. The blend of Brazilian Mata Fina and Dominican Criollos and Pilotos makes these cigars rich, mildly nutty, yet uncomplicated cigars for "good friends" - which, by the way, is also the meaning of the Spanish term Parcero. Like their lighter sister, these green-colored cigars are available in three formats: Churchill, Robusto, and Toro. With their very attractive prices, this variant will surely find its admirers quickly.

We found our first test samples to be somewhat "rough," as they had both the announced sweetness and some more robust and "edgy" flavors. Overall, in a direct comparison, we would prefer the lighter variant - but as always, these are personal preferences, and taste is famously subjective! :-)