La Gloria Cubana Reserva Figurados Regalias Perfecto

I have heard a lot about this cigar and size and thought I would try it. A really well made cigar that had a really good draw and even burn. A nice balance of cedar and spicey notes, with some nutty undertones. Got bitter around the wrapper, but then I was already an hour in and didn't mind too much.

Beautiful well constructed stick that provides massive volumes of smoke with spice and pepper elements.

A buddy of mine gave me one at a Xmas party at the Hotel Menger in San Antonio. He knew what a big LGC fan I am and it went well with the aged single malt scoth I was drinking. I am always amazed how volumenous the smoke is with this large ring guage stick. I had to touch it up once, which blew a perfect 10 score.

I have smoked nearly the whole line and absolutely love this beauty. Construction has never been a question with this line. I have over four boxes of all its sizes and love the smooth, comlex, nutty, creamy and light finish flavor. Need I say more?

I have really enjoyed this line, Very consistant, I have smoked probably 30 and never had one that was not very pleasing.

Box time improved flavors and construction problems associated with my last stick. density is right on...a gorgeous, quality, smooth, tasty, medium-bodied cigar with some nice flavors inside. Hard not to have some burn issues with a stick this large. Draw was fine all the way through. Make sure you've got 2 hours to set aside to savor this fine cigar. Even MSRP of $8.50 isn't bad. I paid $6.25. Worth every penny even to a cheapskate like me.

This cigar neeeds to be smoked with any drink it took my lacluster blend of mediocre whiskeys and made them taste sweet and like the best whiskey i have had(well not as good as 18y/o jamesons) but still superb, so i tryed it with my girlfriends white russian now the sweetness in the drink allowed me to taste a miriad of flavors in the cigar i had previously over looked, how is it whit a beer you say well it took an overly hoppy red ale and pulled it into a range of a decent IPA. So i will say this cigar needs a buddy just like george burns needed gracy. lit up in less than 30 from toast to puff, i will say that it was a bit dry but that wasnet LGC's mistake but rather the shops. i would deifnetly get this again, i would say it is a med start and finishes med-Full. however not as much smoke as i had hoped but we will see how the one in my humi smokes up in a couple of weeks. i would give the overall smoking expierince a 9.5 but that isnt an option...

This fat cigar has an unusual shape and has a nice, shiny wrapper. While it does burn a bit unevenly, it never needs relighting, and it has a fine draw. Once it warms up, it shows woody, vanilla, and cinnamon flavors with a lightly sweet spiciness. It's a smooth and mellow medium-bodied smoke unlike regular LGC's, which I guess is the point. Not a great choice if you want something strong, but a nice cigar in it's own way.

I am a fan of the highly regarded Lujos. I have a few boxes of them and wanted to try a new shape. I also like this one. It has very similar flavors as the Lujos and offers a unique shape. This IS a high quality cigar for a reasonable price.

Construction problems prevented me from fully enjoying the deep, smooth, hearty, tobacco flavors that at times were apparent in this big stick. (LaG. employs only a select few Torc. to roll these...was it a Friday?) The flavors experienced were, as mentioned by SuperT, a bit one demensional but I liked the demension. This stick canoed and burnt unevenly from the get go and I played catch up until about the last third. Draw was tough to start and I had to poked it. This caused the last third to smoke hot and a tad harsh. Overall, there is something good in this cigar but I just could not fully get it all. I paid $6.25/ stick on c-bid. I am going to slant the flavor portion of the review slightly towards the nice bursts of flavor I experienced rather than the hot and harsh last third.

I don't smoke a ton of NCs, so take this for what it's worth. . .

Perfect construction, LOADS of smoke, nice flavor although fairly one dimensional. I thought it exhibited plenty of spice/pepper and nuts - no metallic flavors. Smooth, medium to full bodied smoke.



I do think this was ready to smoke, but I think some age would do WONDERS for it.



Not bad, but not sure it was worth the $10.50 I paid. . .

I have always been a huge fan of LGCs. From the early days when they were a good everyday smoke to now as they have matured.

The Reserva Figurados Regalias Perfecto just came back and I grabbed 5. Smoked one right away and was very pleased.

Great looking stick, massive size, but not so large as to look like a stage prop.

Taste was top of the line. No to overpowering. Very rich and smooth.

Its extra aging seems to have knocked the rough edges off that you get with a new cigar. Ready to smoke and enjoy right out of the box.