My Father Cigars La Lealtad

My Father La Lealtad Torpedo (6 1/8 x 52)

Tiny Tim's Cigar Blog · Jun 21, 2026

6.13″ × 52

My Father La Lealtad Robusto

Cigar Aficionado · Jun 9, 2026 · Cigar Insider

Oily and slightly veiny with an even draw and burn. Its earthy foundation is elevated by notes of stewed fruit, coffee bean, chocolate and toffee. Touches of citrus and baking spices such as clove and cinnamon add further complexity, leaving a finish that evokes mulled wine.

Robusto · 5.25″ × 52 · Medium-Full · Honduras

My Father La Lealtad Torpedo

Smokin Tabacco · Aug 18, 2026

Overall, my general consensus is that this is a great cigar. While I have not smoked the other sizes yet, this box-pressed torpedo was a fun size to smoke and I always enjoy a good box-pressed torpedo when they come around. To be completely honest, the only place this really lost any points for me was on the minor uneven burns at times which is me being very picky and the slight softness to the ash. This cigar is till going to score high regardless because for me it didn’t lose points on flavor, complexity, draw, or combustion. After finishing this cigar, I would call it a solid medium plus cigar that had plenty to offer without being too much.

Torpedo 6 1/8 x 52 · 6.12″ × 52 · Honduras

My Father La Lealtad Toro

Cigar Coop · Sep 28, 2026

Today, we review the My Father La Lealtad in the Toro size. La Lealtad is the second My Father blend to come out of its Honduran factory. Key flavors: Natural Tobacco, Earth, Cedar, Mint, Nut, Nougat, Pepper.

Robusto · 5.50″ × 52 · Medium · Honduras

My Father La Lealtad Toro

Halfwheel · Jun 2, 2026 · April 2026

As the people who often write the articles about the cigars we end up reviewing, it's tough to avoid going into a review without having at least some sort of idea about what might offer. For me, it was a comment made to me at the PCA Convention & Trade Show about La Lealtad offering a bit more flavor than the My Father Blue. Of course, what that actually means is subject to both experience and interpretation. In my experience, the first half of the cigar is where it shines brightest, making several minor tweaks and adjustments to the profile, seemingly in search of its ideal expression, which then arrives right around the midway point, at least for my palate and preferences. If you're looking for a more textured, earthy and peppery profile, it awaits just after the midpoint. From there, the profile carries itself out with the possibility of adding in nicotine strength, which for me, isn't a plus, but I know some people enjoy it. As for which I'd take between La Lealtad and My Father Blue, I'm not sure which one I'd lean to as both have really solid points. I do think La Lealtad does offer a bit more flavor and intensity so when the moment calls for that, you'll know which one to reach for.

6.00″ × 54 · Honduras

My Father La Lealtad Toro

Developing Palates · Aug 3, 2026 · April 2026

The My Father La Lealtad Toro is a decent cigar. The flavor profile becomes a little monotonous with the size offering, but it is not unpleasant. It could come off as a profile that does not speak to a lot of smokers as well, and I feel that is a Dominican/Honduran aspect to the cigar. I believe this blend could reach a higher level with some more richness. That will add to the complexity and depth.

Toro Extra · 6.00″ × 54 · Honduras