ADVentura The Royal Return Queen's Pearls Robusto Pack of 5

ADVentura The Royal Return Queen's Pearls Robusto is a 4 1/2 x 50 premium cigar made in the Dominican Republic. It uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper over an Ecuadorian binder and a filler blend of Dominican, Ecuadorian, and Nicaraguan tobaccos. Queen's Pearls is the Connecticut Shade expression of ADVentura's The Royal Return series, paired in the line with the darker Connecticut Broadleaf King's Gold. ADVentura describes a flavor profile of sweet wood, vanilla cream, and hazelnut. The tobaccos are aged for five years before production, followed by four months of aging for the finished cigars. ADVentura The Royal Return Queen's Pearls Robusto Cigar Details • Size: 4 1/2 x 50• Shape: Robusto• Wrapper: Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade• Binder: Ecuadorian• Filler: Dominican, Ecuadorian, and Nicaraguan• Origin: Dominican Republic• Strength: Medium• Construction: Handmade• Manufacturer: ADVentura Cigars• Line: The Royal Return Queen's Pearls What is the flavor profile of ADVentura The Royal Return Queen's Pearls Robusto? ADVentura describes the Queen's Pearls flavor profile with sweet wood, vanilla cream, and hazelnut. The Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper gives this Royal Return blend a lighter tobacco profile than the Connecticut Broadleaf-wrapped King's Gold. What size is ADVentura The Royal Return Queen's Pearls Robusto? The Queen's Pearls Robusto measures 4 1/2 inches long with a 50 ring gauge. ADVentura also produces Queen's Pearls in Corona and Toro formats. What wrapper is used on the Queen's Pearls Robusto? The cigar uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper. Underneath is an Ecuadorian binder surrounding filler tobaccos from the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and Nicaragua. Where is ADVentura The Royal Return Queen's Pearls made? The Royal Return Queen's Pearls is made in the Dominican Republic. The original line was produced at Tabacalera William Ventura, the Dominican factory associated with ADVentura when The Royal Return was introduced. How are the tobaccos for Queen's Pearls aged? According to ADVentura, the raw tobaccos used for Queen's Pearls receive five years of aging. The finished cigars are then aged for an additional four months before release. What is the difference between Queen's Pearls and King's Gold? Queen's Pearls and King's Gold are the two original blends in ADVentura's The Royal Return series. Queen's Pearls uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper, while King's Gold uses a U.S. Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper over a Mexican San Andrés binder, creating two distinct tobacco compositions within the series.