El Pulpo Robusto Grande
Welcome to the Tim Rollins channel and my review of the El Pulpo Robusto Grande.
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Blog post of review: https://tinytimblog.blogspot.com/2023/06/el-pulpo-robusto-grande-5-x-56.html
(Description provided by Artesano del Tobacco and taken from Halfwheel.com website)
The EL Pulpo project started back in 2016. El Pulpo means "the octopus" in Spanish.
"We want to focus more on the blend it self, flavors, look, feel, smoke notes. We have been waiting a long time for this cigar." (Billy Fakih, co-owner of Artesano del Tobacco)
El Pulpo—Spanish for the octopus—uses a Mexican San Andrés wrapper over a binder and fillers from AJ Fernandez’s farms in Nicaragua. It is offered in three vitolas, all of which are box-pressed:
El Pulpo Robusto Grande (5 x 56) — $15 (Box of 10, $150) REVIEWED TODAY
El Pulpo Toro Grande (6 x 56) — $16 (Box of 10, $160)
El Pulpo Belicoso Grande (5 3/4 x 58) — $17 (Box of 10, $170)
“We wanted a blend that fits people’s palates the way an octopus fits in different shapes , spaces and becomes that shape, we wanted a blend that becomes hard for any smoker to put down once they light up like an octopus that doesn’t let go of its prey,” said Billy and Gus Fakih, owners of Artesano Del Tobacco, when the cigar was announced in February. “Once again AJ Fernandez has done an amazing job creating EL Pulpo Cigars. We couldn’t be more satisfied with the finished product and cannot wait for everyone to try it. As they say, ‘good things come to those who wait’ and this statement continues to ring true with the EL Pulpo Cigars.”
While the company’s first line, Viva La Vida, is made at the AJ Fernandez factory in Estelí, the new line is made at AJ Fernandez’s San Lotano factory in Ocotal, Nicaragua. The company said it spent more than five years developing this blend.
Thank you for watching the Tim Rollins review of the El Pulpo Robusto Grande and subscribe to the blog;
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Rating system:
93+ Would buy again
90 would smoke again
85 might smoke again/not buy
Less than 85 would not smoke again
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For a great deal on handrolled cigars from Miami and Tampa visit the link below to Cigar Bundles of Miami. Use code TIMROLLINS for 15% off any purchase! Use code TIM25 for 25% off any item in the Tampa Blends section.
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Here is a list of a few of the cigar accessories that I use daily.
PerfecDraw Tool: https://amzn.to/2C1iblX
Vertigo lighters: https://amzn.to/33vVQsi
Xikar Xi2 cutter: https://amzn.to/39ZQsPc
Cigar Oasis Plus 3.0: https://amzn.to/2Xy0wd4
Smoke Buddy: https://amzn.to/2XynuRr
To help keep these reviews going please donate using PayPal and send your donation to ticotych@hotmail.com, or go to the blog and use the link in the sidebar. (Use the web version of the blog)
Blog post of review: https://tinytimblog.blogspot.com/2023/06/el-pulpo-robusto-grande-5-x-56.html
(Description provided by Artesano del Tobacco and taken from Halfwheel.com website)
The EL Pulpo project started back in 2016. El Pulpo means "the octopus" in Spanish.
"We want to focus more on the blend it self, flavors, look, feel, smoke notes. We have been waiting a long time for this cigar." (Billy Fakih, co-owner of Artesano del Tobacco)
El Pulpo—Spanish for the octopus—uses a Mexican San Andrés wrapper over a binder and fillers from AJ Fernandez’s farms in Nicaragua. It is offered in three vitolas, all of which are box-pressed:
El Pulpo Robusto Grande (5 x 56) — $15 (Box of 10, $150) REVIEWED TODAY
El Pulpo Toro Grande (6 x 56) — $16 (Box of 10, $160)
El Pulpo Belicoso Grande (5 3/4 x 58) — $17 (Box of 10, $170)
“We wanted a blend that fits people’s palates the way an octopus fits in different shapes , spaces and becomes that shape, we wanted a blend that becomes hard for any smoker to put down once they light up like an octopus that doesn’t let go of its prey,” said Billy and Gus Fakih, owners of Artesano Del Tobacco, when the cigar was announced in February. “Once again AJ Fernandez has done an amazing job creating EL Pulpo Cigars. We couldn’t be more satisfied with the finished product and cannot wait for everyone to try it. As they say, ‘good things come to those who wait’ and this statement continues to ring true with the EL Pulpo Cigars.”
While the company’s first line, Viva La Vida, is made at the AJ Fernandez factory in Estelí, the new line is made at AJ Fernandez’s San Lotano factory in Ocotal, Nicaragua. The company said it spent more than five years developing this blend.
Thank you for watching the Tim Rollins review of the El Pulpo Robusto Grande and subscribe to the blog;
https://tinytimblog.blogspot.com
Rating system:
93+ Would buy again
90 would smoke again
85 might smoke again/not buy
Less than 85 would not smoke again
Get 10% off at https://www.smallbatchcigar.com/ when you use code tinytim and you always get free shipping.
For a great deal on handrolled cigars from Miami and Tampa visit the link below to Cigar Bundles of Miami. Use code TIMROLLINS for 15% off any purchase! Use code TIM25 for 25% off any item in the Tampa Blends section.
https://www.cigarbundlesofmiami.com/?ref=Timrollins
You can find me on the social medias here
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Tiny_Tim
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/timrollins/?hl=en
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tim.rollins.773
Here is a list of a few of the cigar accessories that I use daily.
PerfecDraw Tool: https://amzn.to/2C1iblX
Vertigo lighters: https://amzn.to/33vVQsi
Xikar Xi2 cutter: https://amzn.to/39ZQsPc
Cigar Oasis Plus 3.0: https://amzn.to/2Xy0wd4
Smoke Buddy: https://amzn.to/2XynuRr
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