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Casa 1910 Revolutionary Edition: flavour profile and cigars like it

Casa 1910 Revolutionary Edition is a handmade cigar made in Mexico. Its published strength is medium to full. It has a San Andrés wrapper grown in Mexico and filler from Mexico. The tasting notes in our sources point to cedar, earth, pepper and herbs.

If you like it, the closest matches in the palate test are Warped Companion de Warped and La Aurora 1962 Corojo.

Casa 1910 Revolutionary Edition cigar
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What does Casa 1910 Revolutionary Edition taste like?

CreamCedarEarthPepperCocoaSweetFruitHerbal
Our flavour map: the eight flavour families named in the tasting notes we cite.
  • cedar and wood
  • earth and leather
  • pepper and spice
  • hay and herbs

How strong is it, and what's in it?

WrapperMexican Sumatra (Cuchillo Parado); Mexican San Andrés (Tierra Blanca)
BinderMexican San Andrés
FillerMexican San Andrés
StrengthMedium to full as published by casa1910.com
BodyNot published
Made inMexico
SizesNot listed

Strength here means nicotine, which mostly comes from the filler. Wrapper colour is not a strength guide.

What reviewers say

  • cigarslover.com: 90 points, Cuchillo Parado Robusto 5 x 50 (2024)In our words: The review found roasted earth, wood, pepper, and later vegetal notes.

Scores as published by the magazine or retailer, for the size named. Notes are our summary of the review, not quotes. We don't score cigars ourselves.

About Casa 1910 Revolutionary Edition

The line. The edition commemorates Mexican Revolution battles. It uses Mexican tobacco. casa1910.com

The brand. Casa 1910 entered the market at PCA 2021. Cuchillo Parado was its first line. Manolo Santiago blended Cuchillo Parado. Its physical factory was not disclosed. blindmanspuff.com

Cigars like Casa 1910 Revolutionary Edition

  1. Warped Companion de WarpedClosest matchSan Andrés wrapper · Medium to fullSame San Andrés wrapper family, about the same strength.
  2. La Aurora 1962 CorojoAlso fitsCorojo wrapper · Medium to fullAbout the same strength.
  3. Caldwell Long Live the Queen MaduroAlso fitsSan Andrés wrapper · Medium to fullSame San Andrés wrapper family, more cocoa and coffee, less hay and herbs, about the same strength.
  4. A. Flores Connecticut Valley ReserveAlso fitsBroadleaf wrapper · Medium to fullLess hay and herbs, about the same strength.
  5. Casa 1910 Cuchillo ParadoOne step furtherSumatra wrapper · MediumAlso made in Mexico, more cocoa and coffee, less earth and leather, a step milder.

Picked by the palate test's own engine, as if you named Casa 1910 Revolutionary Edition as a favourite: never more than one strength step above it, plain tobacco only, one cigar per brand.

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