Making My Rocky Patel Cigar Recipe

On March 1, 2010 while in El Paraiso, Honduras I had an opportunity to pick out a blend for my own cigar. At Paraiso Cigar we had 15 fillers, 8 binders and 15 wrappers to choose from. I used a Seco Habano from Jalapa, a Viso Habano from Jalapa, and a Ligero Olor from the Dominican for fillers, a Connecticut wrapper from Honduras and toped it off with a Habano Claro from Honduras. When making a cigar they work in pairs, a buncher binder and a wrapper. All of Rocky Patel's cigars made at this factory are draw tested to insure quality.What a great smoke.

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• Rolling Cigars
• Making Cigars
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• Rocky Patel Cigar
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[krpcentury]

I like pepper and leather notes in my smokes so I used some nice Nicaraguan and strong Honduran tobaccos.

[RhinoRun300]

Cool. What were the flavor notes of your blend?

[samuraibrewer]

That is awesome! How did it turn out?

[avefenixyou]

@JesseKats

To be perfectly honest, I would be really pissed off if I'd have an idiot with a camcorder in front of me while I'm doing my job....

[JesseKats]

That guy looks really annoyed and pissed off. That factory also looks miserable! No one in there is talking to eachother

[exprime8]

wow must of been nice getting to choose what u wanted. so have u smoked one and how did they come out? how many cigars did u have them make for u?