The My Father Draper’s 126th Anniversary was one of two commemorative cigars for Washington DC-based retailer W. Curtis Draper’s 126th Anniversary (the other was the was the Guillermo Leon 126th Aniversario Lancero). The differentiating factor on this My Father – it replaces the Ecuadorian Rosado wrapper with a Connecticut Broadleaf.
Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf
Binder: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan
Toro: 6 x 52
Price: $11.00
This cigar was recently assessed in-depth on Cigar Coop.
After a short blast of pepper, this cigar delivers bittersweet chocolate (literally both bitter and sweet notes) and earth. As the cigar progresses it moves to a more earthy profile. The pepper ramps up until the end. The flavors are medium-bodied. The strength also starts out medium but there is somewhat of an increase toward the end.
To quote Seth from Seth’s Humidor, this is an entertaining smoke. It isn’t something that is revolutionary. It’s a nice broadleaf smoke and it was interesting to see how this blend performed with broadleaf. It’s still worth a fiver in my book.
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April 17, 2014
My Father Draper’s 126th Anniversary
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The My Father Draper’s 126th Anniversary was one of two commemorative cigars for Washington DC-based retailer W. Curtis Draper’s 126th Anniversary (the other was the was the Guillermo Leon 126th Aniversario Lancero). The differentiating factor on this My Father – it replaces the Ecuadorian Rosado wrapper with a Connecticut Broadleaf.
Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf
Binder: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan
Toro: 6 x 52
Price: $11.00
This cigar was recently assessed in-depth on Cigar Coop.
After a short blast of pepper, this cigar delivers bittersweet chocolate (literally both bitter and sweet notes) and earth. As the cigar progresses it moves to a more earthy profile. The pepper ramps up until the end. The flavors are medium-bodied. The strength also starts out medium but there is somewhat of an increase toward the end.
To quote Seth from Seth’s Humidor, this is an entertaining smoke. It isn’t something that is revolutionary. It’s a nice broadleaf smoke and it was interesting to see how this blend performed with broadleaf. It’s still worth a fiver in my book.
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