El Cedro Purple Dye Habano is a 6 x 54 Torpedo produced in the Dominican Republic. The blend uses an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper over a Dominican Corojo binder with Dominican Piloto Cubano and Pennsylvania filler tobaccos.
Purple Dye joined the El Cedro portfolio in 2015 alongside the Rama and Tronco sizes, with each offered in Habano and San Andres Maduro versions. The Purple Dye name references the purple dye produced and traded by the ancient Phoenicians, continuing El Cedro's use of names connected to Lebanese and Mediterranean history.
El Cedro Purple Dye Habano Cigar Details
• Size: 6 x 54
• Shape: Torpedo
• Wrapper: Ecuadorian Habano
• Binder: Dominican Corojo
• Filler: Dominican Piloto Cubano and Pennsylvania
• Origin: Dominican Republic
• Strength: Medium-Full
• Factory: Fábrica de Cesar
• Manufacturer: El Cedro Cigars
• Line: Purple Dye Habano
• Release: 2015
• Packaging: Box of 20
What is the flavor profile of El Cedro Purple Dye Habano?
El Cedro Purple Dye Habano combines an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper with Dominican Corojo binder and Dominican and Pennsylvania filler tobaccos. Contemporary descriptions of the Habano blend identify characteristics including cedar, spice, sweetness, earth, and pepper.
What size is El Cedro Purple Dye Habano?
El Cedro Purple Dye Habano measures 6 inches long with a 54-ring gauge and uses a tapered Torpedo shape.
What wrapper is used on El Cedro Purple Dye Habano?
The Purple Dye Habano uses an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper. A separate Purple Dye version was produced with a Mexican San Andres Maduro wrapper.
What tobaccos are used in El Cedro Purple Dye Habano?
The cigar combines an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper with a Dominican Corojo binder and filler tobaccos that include Dominican Piloto Cubano and Pennsylvania tobacco.
Where is El Cedro Purple Dye Habano made?
El Cedro Purple Dye Habano was produced in the Dominican Republic at Fábrica de Cesar. El Cedro moved its cigar production to this factory when the Purple Dye, Rama, and Tronco sizes were introduced in 2015.
When was El Cedro Purple Dye introduced?
El Cedro announced Purple Dye in 2015 as part of an expansion of its portfolio. The 6 x 54 Torpedo was introduced alongside the Rama and Tronco vitolas in both Habano and San Andres Maduro wrapper versions.
What does the Purple Dye name mean?
The Purple Dye name references the purple dye historically produced by the Phoenicians and used as an important trade commodity. The name continues El Cedro's connection to the cedar trees and history of Lebanon and the ancient Mediterranean region.
What is the difference between El Cedro Purple Dye Habano and San Andres?
The Purple Dye Habano uses an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, while the Purple Dye San Andres uses a Mexican San Andres Maduro wrapper. Both were introduced in the same 6 x 54 Torpedo format.
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