The Alec Bradley Coyol Petit Lancero is a cigar made in Honduras. The Coyol line was launched back in 2014, and its name recalls a type of tree, the Coyol palm, that is typical for the tobacco region in Honduras. There is also a farm with the same name owned by Alec Bradley, from where most of the tobaccos are from. Five are the cigars under this line: Petit Lancero, Robusto, Toro, Gordo, Dbl Churchill.
The wrapper is of an oily Colorado hue that is smooth to the touch. The filling is uniform, and the construction is excellent, with the head finished with a pigtail.
- Country of Origin: Honduras
- Size: 41 x 165 mm (6 1/2″)
- Wrapper: Honduras
- Binder: Nicaragua
- Filler: Nicaragua, Honduras
- Price: $ 7.5 | € 7
Alec Bradley Coyol Petit Lancero: intense scents of coffee beans are perceivable to the cold draw. The opening releases earth and spices, which recall the black pepper.
The first puffs bring notes of toasted nuts to the palate, with the almond standing out. The smoke is exceptionally creamy, and the strength is just a little above the medium (3.5/5).
In the middle section, the smoke is refreshed with hints of citrus. The toasted notes remain present, now enriched by the nuances of herbs. An earthy touch is also perceptible in the background. The strength remains constant (3.5/5).
In the final third, the flavor profile is confirmed, as well as the strength (3.5/5).
Overall, the Alec Bradley Coyol Petit Lancero delivers an intense and fulfilling smoke, and it also boasts a pronounced balance and a round flavor profile. It is the cigar best representing the Coyol line. This cigar ended up in third place in the 2020 awards (Honduras category).