Ashton Cabinet Selection No. 7 - Pack of 5
Ashton Cabinet Selection No. 7 highlights the extra age built into one of Ashton’s most refined Dominican blends. Handmade in the Dominican Republic, it pairs an elegant Connecticut Shade wrapper with select Dominican binder and filler tobaccos matured for several years longer than the standard Ashton profile, giving the cigar a creamier, more layered character without losing its poise.The No. 7 is a toro format measuring 6 1/4 x 52, offering a relaxed smoking window of roughly 60 to 90 minutes at an easy pace. Expect a smooth, medium-bodied profile with notes of cream, cedar, nuts, coffee bean, and a touch of white pepper, delivered through the mellow, velvety texture that has made the Cabinet Selection line such a longtime favorite among smokers who appreciate finesse over force.

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Mike's Cigars
Quantity: Pack of 5
shape: Toro
ring: 54 Ring
length: 6.25 Inches
strength: Mild-Medium
country: Dominican
wrapper: connecticut-shade
filler: Dominican Republic
binder: Dominican Republic
$77.5$81.25
$15.50 per cigar · Pack of 5
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Cabinet Selection Toro
Kevin P.
12th Sep 2018
This is my personal favorite size from the cabinet selection line. the Toro ringgage let's the complex filler blend really shine through in this format. You get a little bit more intensity on the spice and a lot more depth on the creamy notes in this size.
Ashton Connecticut
Indi
18th May 2021
Man I love how Ashton and Fuente really set the pace for these wrapper combination in the golden years of cigars. So glad I was old enough to see a lot of these blends first launch and even happier to see how they have stood the test of time and have never been take of the shelves
No. 7
Karl
18th Jun 2021
You know that image of a super rich guy lighting a cigar with hundred dollar bill? That's what this feels like.








