7.1CigarScoreCigarScore7.1
Very Good
3 critics · moderate confidence
La Gloria Cubana Cigars Medio Tiempo
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$128.99 for 25
La Gloria Cubana Medio Tiempo Robusto
Robusto · 5.00″ × 54 · Ecuadorian Sumatra
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$128.99 for 25
La Gloria Cubana Medio Tiempo Toro
Toro · 6.12″ × 50 · Ecuadorian Sumatra
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$135.99 for 25$224.25
La Gloria Cubana Medio Tiempo — Robusto (Box of 25)
Robusto · 5.00″ × 54 · Ecuadorian Sumatra
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$135.99 for 25$237.50
La Gloria Cubana Medio Tiempo — Toro (Box of 25)
Toro · 6.12″ × 50 · Ecuadorian Sumatra
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La Gloria Cubana Medio Tiempo Churchill (7.2x54 / 5 Pack)
Churchill · 7.20″ × 54 · Ecuadorian Sumatra
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$146.06 for 25
La Gloria Cubana Medio Tiempo Churchill (7.2x54 / Box 25)
Churchill · 7.20″ × 54 · Ecuadorian Sumatra
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5 reviews · top score 95
La Gloria Cubana Medio Tiempo
Leaf Enthusiast · Sep 2, 2021
It might be too soon to say for sure, but Medio Tiempo might just be the best thing to happen to La Gloria Cubana in a decade or more
Toro · 6.13″ × 50
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Cigar Aficionado · Sep 14, 2021 · Cigar Insider
Dark and toothy with a round head. Its spicy core is balanced by notes of leather, oak, fruit and walnut with some acidity before the charry finish. The cigar draws and burns well.
Churchill · 7.25″ × 54 · Medium-Full · Dominican Republic
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Halfwheel · Aug 17, 2021 · May 4, 2021
The selling point of this cigar might be its biggest drawback, in that medio tiempo—and really any strong ligero—challenges the palate with an intensity of flavor not found on most cigars. In this case, it's Connecticut-grown habano, which already has me thinking it's going to be fairly strong, and then tack on the medio tiempo designation and I'm almost certain it will be. It’s not overpowering, it’s not what I would even call aggressive, but it is consistent and very noticeable. If you're not a fan of that kind of flavor and sensation, this might be one to skip. That said, if you want to try a cigar that should show you pretty clearly just what medio tiempo adds to a blend, this is a pretty decent option, and one that comes at a pretty reasonable price. But beyond that, it's also a very enjoyable cigar and far from a one-trick smoke. There are very good supporting flavors, noticeable and logical transitions, and generally very good construction and combustion. This cigar delivers more than just an buzz word on its band, it delivers an impressively enjoyable smoke.
Toro · 6.13″ × 50 · Dominican Republic
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