The Pachuche Liga Azul Robusto is a cigar produced in the Dominican Republic, at the William Ventura factory, in Santiago de los Caballeros. The Pachuche brand is owned by Christian and Camillo Bazzell, father and son respectively. Among the lines currently in production, the Azul is the one that comes dressed with a Connecticut Shade wrapper, grown in Ecuador.
Aesthetically, the cigars look well made. The wrapper leaf and slightly rough to the touch and of a Colorado Claro shade. Filling is generous and uniform.
- Country of Origin: Dominican Rep.
- Size: 50 x 127 mm (5″)
- Wrapper: Connecticut (Ecuador)
- Binder: Dominican Rep.
- Filler: Dominican Rep.
- Price: $ N/A – € 14
Pachuche Liga Azul Robusto: the cold draw reveals hints of wood and cellulose. The opening confirms the cellulose notes.
In the first third, the smoke continues on the notes of cellulose, joined by wood and nuts, where hazelnut stands out. Roasted coffee notes are also perceptible. Strength is light (2/5).
The second third confirms the cellulose notes, which are now followed by spices, where white pepper stands out. Hot spices are also perceptible in some puff. The roasted notes of coffee are also still present. The strength grows slightly, reaching a medium-light level (2.5/5).
In the final third, the flavor profile turns into a mix of earth and leather, which alternate until the end. The strength remains constant (2.5/5) and is under control until the last puffs, with the cigar that does not break down throughout the entire smoking period. In the latter sector, the smoke becomes slightly dry.
Overall, the Pachuche Liga Azul Robusto gives off a smoke with an excellent balance. The evolution is perceptible throughout three thirds. The flavor intensity is also good.