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Aj Fernandez
Bellas Artes Maduro Lancero Single Cigar
Visually, the Bellas Artes Maduro Lancero is a work of art. The Mata Fina wrapper is nearly black, shimmering with oils and featuring a slight toothiness. The sharp box-press gives it a sophisticated feel in the hand, and the ornate, museum-inspired band makes it one of the most beautiful cigars in any humidor.
This is a "specialist's cigar." It is designed for those who love the deep, sweet, and earthy characteristics of Maduro leaf and the elegance of the Lancero shape. It is a bold, high-strength smoke that never loses its refinement. It pairs magnificently with a heavily peated Islay Scotch, a sweet Port wine, or a triple-shot Espresso.
Visually, the Bellas Artes Maduro Lancero is a work of art. The Mata Fina wrapper is nearly black, shimmering with oils and featuring a slight toothiness. The sharp box-press gives it a sophisticated feel in the hand, and the ornate, museum-inspired band makes it one of the most beautiful cigars in any humidor.
This is a "specialist's cigar." It is designed for those who love the deep, sweet, and earthy characteristics of Maduro leaf and the elegance of the Lancero shape. It is a bold, high-strength smoke that never loses its refinement. It pairs magnificently with a heavily peated Islay Scotch, a sweet Port wine, or a triple-shot Espresso.
The Mata Fina wrapper gives this cigar a "dark and decadent" profile, balanced by the mineral earthiness of AJ’s Nicaraguan fillers.
First Third: Opens with a heavy blast of dark chocolate and espresso. The Brazilian wrapper provides a unique dark fruit sweetness (think raisins or black cherries) that is immediately apparent.
Second Third: The spice picks up, moving from a sweet heat to a black pepper and earthy core. The Mexican San Andrés binder adds a layer of savory saltiness and toasted bread that complements the sweetness of the first third.
Final Third: The strength reaches its peak. Notes of charred oak, leather, and bitter cocoa dominate. The finish is long and oily, leaving a distinct "chewy" sensation on the palate.