La Aroma de Cuba Cigars Noblesse

La Aroma de Cuba Noblesse

Holt's Staff Reviews · Jun 21, 2024

I’m smoking La Aroma de Cuba Noblesse, the rarest cigar in the prestigious La Aroma de Cuba portfolio. I’m reviewing a 6-by-52 Toro called the Coronation. Noblesse is only available in select retailers because it’s produced in limited quantities due to the rarity and age of the tobaccos that comprise the blend. In an era when the prices of exclusive cigars routinely surge over $50 apiece, it’s refreshing to know you can enjoy an elite smoke, like Noblesse, in the vicinity of $20.

La Aroma de Cuba Noblesse

Kohnhed · Feb 11, 2025

Wrapper: Mexican San Andrés Oscuro Binder: Nicaraguan Filler: Nicaraguan Size: 5.5 x 50 Robusto “Regency” Box Pressed Strength: Medium/Full Price: $19.00 My cigars received 3 months of naked humido…

Robusto “Regency” Box Pressed · 5.50″ × 50 · Medium/Full

La Aroma de Cuba Noblesse Coronation (6 x 52)

Tiny Tim's Cigar Blog · Jul 13, 2024

6.00″ × 52

La Aroma De Cuba Noblesse Viceroy Figurado

Cigar Aficionado · Oct 1, 2024

Draped in an attractive cover leaf, this box-pressed torpedo has an easy draw and even combustion. Notes of French peanut, red wine, hearty wood and buttercream combine to rich effect with a note of almond lingering on the herbal finish.

Figurado · 6.13″ × 52 · Medium · Nicaragua

La Aroma de Cuba Noblesse Coronation (2024) by Ashton Cigars

Cigar Coop · Jul 7, 2026

Today we review the La Aroma de Cuba Noblesse in the Coronation (Toro) size introduced by Ashton Cigars in 2024. Key flavors: Coffee, Cream, Licorice, Cedar, Pepper.

Regency · 5.50″ × 50 · Medium · Nicaragua

La Aroma de Cuba Noblesse Monarchy

Halfwheel · Aug 31, 2024 · June 3, 2024

While it has been quite some time since I have smoked a La Aroma de Cuba cigar, I found the profile of the Noblesse Monarchy to be creamy and slightly sweet, with enjoyable flavors that are balanced nicely with the medium-plus strength. While the construction of all three cigars was fantastic, the profile of one cigar—the first one I smoked for this review—was obviously lacking some of the depth and creaminess the other two cigars exhibited, which impacted the final score. In the end, while not as good as the first incarnation , the newest version of the Noblesse line was enjoyable enough to recommend, as long as the price point is not a turnoff.

6.50″ × 56 · Nicaragua