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CubanAficionadosBolívar Royal Coronas
Bolívar's flagship robusto and the first Cuban cigar ever named Cigar of the Year — a chocolatey, full-bodied Havana with real pedigree.
The Royal Coronas is Bolívar's robusto and the brand's calling card. It earned a permanent place in cigar history in 2006 when it became the first Cuban cigar ever crowned Cigar Aficionado's Cigar of the Year — a big deal, since that title usually went to New World smokes.
What it tastes like
This is a full-bodied Havana with a sophisticated, almost decadent core: chocolate and coffee up front, leather and earth underneath, and a pinch of spice that keeps it lively. The 50 ring gauge and short robusto length give you a concentrated hour of smoke without the marathon commitment of a Churchill. Construction is reliably excellent, with a slow, even burn.
Who it's for
A robusto this rich rewards experienced palates, but it's also a great entry point into top-tier Cuban full-bodied cigars because the format is approachable. New to Havanas? See how they compare to bolder blends in Cuban vs Nicaraguan.
Pair it with espresso, an aged rum, or a glass of port. Because Bolívar is so sought-after, buy from a trusted source and store carefully — then track it in the Casa DNC app. If you want the same blend with more power, step up to the Belicosos Finos.
Curious how it stacks up? See Cuban vs Nicaraguan cigars.
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Bolívar Royal Coronas head-to-head
See how Bolívar Royal Coronas stacks up against similar cigars — strength, flavor, and ratings.
