I discovered this cigar in February. I brought it to your attention again in May.
Why? Because it flies underneath the radar as an excellent morning smoke.

The leaf stats speak volumes:
Wrapper: Brazilian Maduro
Binder: Brazilian
Filler: Dominican, Nicaraguan, Peruvian, Brazilian
Size: 5 x 52 Robusto
Strength: Medium
Price: $14.00

The only place I’ve found the Embassador Brazil is at Cigar Page. Everywhere else is sold out at $14 per stick.

They come and go from CP’s stockpile. They are buying them up in closeouts from other retailers because no one knows about them.

I have had the best intentions of reviewing them, but I smoke ’em up whenever I think about putting quill to parchment.

Here’s what Cigar Page has to say:
“La Aurora, established in 1903, proudly holds the title of the Dominican Republic’s oldest cigar factory. With over a century of tradition and craftsmanship behind every cigar, La Aurora has long been revered for its dedication to quality, consistency, and innovation. The Embassador line comes in budget friendly 10-count mazos and is making a return to the market with a rich, dark Brazilian Maduro leaf that sets the tone for an unforgettable smoking experience.

“This medium-bodied cigar showcases a carefully curated blend of tobaccos from four countries—Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Peru, and Brazil—all brought together by a hearty Brazilian binder. The result is a deeply flavorful profile with layers of complexity. Smokers will be greeted with earthy notes of leather and cocoa up front, followed by rich undertones of dark chocolate and subtle spice. A touch of black pepper rounds out the finish, adding just the right amount of kick without overpowering the balance. Whether you’re a longtime fan of La Aurora or new to the brand, Embassador Brazil is a blend that delivers depth, character, and a nod to the heritage that has made La Aurora a staple of the premium cigar world.”

If you buy a tenner, the cigars are $5.50 each.
If you buy 20 cigars, they are $4.38 each.

These guys are always in my humidor. The size is perfect for my first cigar with coffee and a light breakfast of lox, bagel, cream cheese, red onion, a schmear of schmaltz on brioche, matzoh ball soup, farfalle stew, and a touch of Kishka Flambé.

The blend excels with a couple months of rest.

GO TO CIGAR PAGE HERE.

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