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Release Date: Dec. 28, 2020
Number of Cigars Released: Regular Production
Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3
Visually, the D’Crossier Golden Blend Reserva is covered in a milk chocolate brown wrapper that is smooth to the touch, despite the lack of any appreciable oil. In addition, the cigar features a number of protruding veins and is extremely hard I would place it just short of rock hard when squeezed. Aroma from the wrapper is a combination of strong cloves, sweet almonds, earth, cedar, leather, dark chocolate and bit of flowers while the cold draw bring flavors of cloves, cinnamon, cocoa nibs, leather, earth, nutmeg and very slight vanilla bean sweetness.
D’Crossier Adding Golden Blend Reserva
D’Crossier is expanding its Golden Blend line with the new Golden Blend Reserva, set to begin shipping later this month.
It’s a three-size line that uses an Ecuadorian habano claro wrapper over fillers from the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua. The company says that the fillers have been aged for seven years, while the wrappers were aged for a year in Spanish cedar boxes.
D’Crossier Golden Blend Reserva Cañonazo (6 x 52) $20 (Box of 25, $500)
D’Crossier Golden Blend Reserva Taino (5 1/2 x 54) $22 (Box of 25, $550)
D’Crossier Golden Blend Reserva Magnum (6 1/2 x 56) $24 (Box of 25, $600)
While the line is not a limited edition, the first 2,000 boxes will be individually numbered. After those are produced, the company will continue to make the cigars. Only 250 boxes are being released this year with shipping set to begin on Dec. 28. Of note, the company uses a unique cellophane method where it punches a piece out of the to