AJ Fernandez Dias de Gloria Robusto is a 5 1/2 x 52 premium cigar handmade in Estelí, Nicaragua. This Nicaraguan puro features a Nicaraguan wrapper, binder, and long-filler tobaccos sourced from four of AJ Fernandez's oldest farms: Finca los Cedros, La Providencia 1, La Lilia, and La Soledad.
Meaning "Days of Glory," the Días de Gloria collection pays tribute to the pre-revolutionary era of Cuban tobacco. The AJ Fernandez Dias de Gloria Robusto presents this all-Nicaraguan blend in a traditional round format. Published tasting descriptions include cedar, earth, coffee, pepper, wood, and natural tobacco sweetness.
AJ Fernandez Dias de Gloria Robusto Cigar Details
• Size: 5 1/2 x 52
• Shape: Robusto, Round
• Wrapper: Nicaragua
• Binder: Nicaragua
• Filler: Nicaragua
• Country of Origin: Nicaragua
• Strength: Medium-Full
• Construction: Handmade, Long-Filler
• Factory: Tabacalera AJ Fernandez, Estelí, Nicaragua
• Manufacturer: AJ Fernandez Cigars
• Standard Box Count: 20 cigars
What does AJ Fernandez Dias de Gloria Robusto taste like?
Commonly reported tasting notes include cedar, earth, coffee, wood, and pepper. Some reviewers also describe nuts, spice, and natural sweetness. Individual flavor perceptions may vary.
What size is AJ Fernandez Dias de Gloria Robusto?
The Robusto measures 5 1/2 inches long with a 52 ring gauge. It has a traditional round shape rather than box-pressed construction.
What wrapper does Dias de Gloria Robusto use?
AJ Fernandez identifies the wrapper as Nicaraguan. The cigar also uses a Nicaraguan binder and Nicaraguan filler tobaccos.
Is AJ Fernandez Dias de Gloria a Nicaraguan puro?
Yes. Its wrapper, binder, and filler are entirely Nicaraguan. The blend incorporates aged tobacco from four AJ Fernandez farms in Estelí.
How strong is Dias de Gloria Robusto?
The Robusto is commonly classified as medium-full in strength, although retailer classifications vary. Its flavor profile includes wood, earth, coffee, and spice.
Where is Dias de Gloria Robusto made?
It is handmade at Tabacalera AJ Fernandez in Estelí, Nicaragua, using tobacco from Fernandez's farms in the region.
Which farms supply tobacco for Días de Gloria?
The blend uses tobacco from Finca los Cedros, La Providencia 1, La Lilia, and La Soledad. AJ Fernandez identifies these as four of his oldest farms in Estelí.
What does Días de Gloria mean?
Días de Gloria translates to "Days of Glory." The name reflects AJ Fernandez's tribute to the pre-revolutionary era of Cuban tobacco. The cigar itself is made entirely with Nicaraguan tobacco.
Is Dias de Gloria Robusto box-pressed?
No. The Robusto is a traditional round cigar. The original Días de Gloria Toro, measuring 6 x 56, is the box-pressed vitola.
How does the Robusto compare with the Short Churchill?
Both use the same all-Nicaraguan Días de Gloria blend. The Robusto measures 5 1/2 x 52, while the Short Churchill measures 6 1/2 x 48. The Robusto is shorter and has a larger ring gauge.
How does the Robusto compare with the Toro?
The Robusto measures 5 1/2 x 52 and is round. The Toro measures 6 x 56 and is box-pressed. Both feature the original Días de Gloria tobacco blend.
How is AJ Fernandez Dias de Gloria Robusto packaged?
The standard manufacturer box contains 20 cigars. Individual cigars and smaller packs may also be available; confirm the selected quantity before ordering.
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