Horacio Pantera 64
Place order
64
Price
Amount
Unit
TAMAverage Aroma Rating (1)
Importer
Casagranda Cigars GmbH, Auchtweg 52, 73734 Esslingen, werner@casagranda-cigars.de, https://casagranda-cigars.de
Casagranda Cigars GmbH, Auchtweg 52, 73734 Esslingen, werner@casagranda-cigars.de, https://casagranda-cigars.de
Customers who looked at this product bought the following thereafter
Ratings
Price/Value
4
1 Bewertungen
Quality
8
1 Bewertungen
Strength
4
1 Bewertungen
San Humidorian
FatCigarsOnly
A mild-to-medium bodied 4x64 cigar wrapped in a beautiful dark brown, oily leaf with a respectable amount of visible veins. The draw was excellent, producing a generous amount of smoke that immediately gave the impression of a premium smoking experience. Construction was very solid overall, with a stable ash and a mostly even burn throughout. Flavor-wise, it opened with a well-balanced combination of cedar, leather, and nutty notes taking center stage. Moving into the transition between the first and second third, subtle hints of pepper and a light citrus sweetness began to emerge, adding welcome complexity without overpowering the core profile. As the cigar progressed into the final third, those brighter notes gradually faded, making way for a more intense and dominant character built around deeper leather notes and dark roasted wood. Overall, a thoroughly enjoyable cigar and undoubtedly a quality product. That said, while the experience was very good from start to finish, it is not necessarily a cigar I would personally consider worth paying €15+ for on a regular basis.
02.07.2026
FatCigarsOnly
Verified purchase
A mild-to-medium bodied 4x64 cigar wrapped in a beautiful dark brown, oily leaf with a respectable amount of visible veins. The draw was excellent, producing a generous amount of smoke that immediately gave the impression of a premium smoking experience. Construction was very solid overall, with a stable ash and a mostly even burn throughout. Flavor-wise, it opened with a well-balanced combination of cedar, leather, and nutty notes taking center stage. Moving into the transition between the first and second third, subtle hints of pepper and a light citrus sweetness began to emerge, adding welcome complexity without overpowering the core profile. As the cigar progressed into the final third, those brighter notes gradually faded, making way for a more intense and dominant character built around deeper leather notes and dark roasted wood. Overall, a thoroughly enjoyable cigar and undoubtedly a quality product. That said, while the experience was very good from start to finish, it is not necessarily a cigar I would personally consider worth paying €15+ for on a regular basis.
