Origin: Handmade in Nicaragua at the Garcia family factory.
Size & Format:
Length: approximately 5.6 inches
Ring Gauge: 55 (known as Grand Robusto)
Also available in other formats: Torpedo, Churchill, Petit Robusto, Torpedo Box Press, and Toro.
Construction:
Wrapper: Nicaraguan Habano Oscuro—rich, oily, and very dark.
Binder/Filler: Nicaraguan long-fillers and a Nicaraguan binder, all grown on Garcia family farms.
Strength & Body: Full-bodied to medium-full strength, offering a robust smoking experience.
Flavor Profile & Experience
Tasting Notes:
Delivers rich, spicy tobacco balanced with lush flavors of dark chocolate, earth, dark fruit, and leather.
Other reviews highlight espresso, dark cocoa, and a sweet-and-salty finish—complex and smooth throughout.
Some tasting notes from My Father Le Bijou 1922 Gran Robusto (Toro format) include bay leaf, cumin, black pepper, and toffee.
Review Highlights:
One reviewer described initial flavors of oak and damp earth, transitioning into nuttiness and black pepper, with the final third delivering dark chocolate and espresso.
Another praised its dessert-like qualities: creamy coffee, baking cocoa, vanilla, tiramisu, and holiday cake spice—smooth and balanced from start to finish.
Reddit user noted:
“The dark, flavorful stick exudes a distinctly peaty, earthy aroma, accompanied by a lingering sweetness that I find quite appealing.”
Recognition & Packaging
Ratings & Awards:
Earned a 97-point rating and was named #1 Cigar of the Year by Cigar Aficionado in 2015.
Also ranked #7 Cigar of 2022 with high praises for its dark chocolate and leather notes.







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