Byron 1850 n.º 2

Descripción

The Byron 1850 No. 2 delivers a quietly luxurious, old-world smoking experience—nutty, woody, and deeply mellow, built on five years of aging rather than on strength.

Crafted by Selected Tobacco at Tabacos de Costa Rica in Puriscal, Costa Rica, this cigar uses a minimum of five years in multi-cedar rooms with secondary French oak aging. The blend pairs an Ecuadorian wrapper over a Peruvian binder with Dominican and Nicaraguan tobaccos. From the first draw, it opens with dry oak, mixed nuts, and cedar before gradually unfolding into earth, cocoa, toasted wood, and cream, with only a subtle pepper thread.

The 7 × 56 vitola (a comfortably paced session) shapes the experience: The long, generous format gives the blend a slow, unhurried draw, letting the flavors develop in layers across an extended smoking time.

Enthusiasts often describe this line as a heritage smoke in the truest sense—dry, nutty, and terroir-driven, with an elegance that rewards slow, attentive smoking. The result is a cigar that feels extremely refined, with impeccable combustion and a slow, elegant evolution.

Se trata de un puro concebido exclusivamente en torno a la delicadeza, el envejecimiento y la pureza aromática, más que a picos de intensidad o complejidad.

Perfect for quiet reflection, morning or afternoon coffee, or pairings with cognac and aged rum.

Perfil de sabor:
Dry oak, mixed nuts, cedar, earth, cocoa, natural tobacco, toasted wood, cream, subtle pepper.

Strength: Mild to Medium

Vitola: 7 × 56

Recomendación de maridaje:
Espresso, cognac VSOP, aged rum, or black tea.