La Galera Habano Bonchero No. 4 - Single of 1
A punchy 91 rated cigar by Jose “Jochy” Blanco, La Galera cigars are homage to the rollers that sit in the roller’s room, or “La Galera” in Spanish. Rolled in Jochy's Tabacalera Palma factory, the factory that launched brands like Aging Room and La Flor Dominicana, La Galera Habano is a powerful take on Jochy’s signature line and a wonderful addition to his portfolio.Medium to full bodied, the Habano gets its name from the Ecuadorian Habano wrapper that holds the Dominican Criollo 98, Piloto Cubano, and Pelo De Oro tobaccos. The blend of tobaccos produces a powerful and aromatic smoke, with notes of toasted wood, which has a heavy pepper that is strangely alluring. Incredibly well-constructed, the La Galera Habano offers a slow and savory burn whose taste, and choice of premium Dominican tobaccos, belies its surprisingly low cost. More than 3 generations in the making, La Galera Habano is a welcome addition to the world of Medium to full bodied Premium Cigars.

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Mike's Cigars
Quantity: Single of 1
shape: Shape
ring: 42 Ring
length: 5.5 Inches
strength: Medium Full
country: Dominican
wrapper: Habano
filler: Dominican Republic
binder: Dominican Republic
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Classic Corona
Dolton999
12th Aug 2020
Always enjoy the corona 40-44 ring gauges. Something about the way the blends seem to get a bit more intensified in this size when the wrapper plays a bit of a bigger role. The Galera Habano is a prime example of that bursting with flavors from sweet to spice to earthy and with nice power to boot.
good cigar, but
dave
26th Dec 2024
This is my favorite cigar, but it has some annoying flaws. the ring is glued on so tight that I can't get it off without pulling the wrapper off. The Connecticut version is worse with the extra ring that has to be cut off gently same problem. Lastly, not all but frequently I get cigars with wrapped so tight that I have to poke drill bit to open up the draw end. Mostly due to the large stems in the center of the cigars. Other than that, Great smoke.



