Montecristo · Open
CubanEverydayMontecristo Open Regata
The figurado of Montecristo's milder Open line — a tapered 5.3-inch Cuban with a smooth, easygoing character and elegant shape.
Flavor profile
Creamy · Earthy · Roast · Fruity · Sweet
The Montecristo Open Regata is the figurado of the Open line — the modern, milder Montecristo series introduced in 2009. It's a tapered shape measuring 5.3 inches by a 46 ring gauge, the most elegant-looking cigar in the range and a nod to the sailing world the Open line markets itself around.
What it tastes like
Like the rest of the Open family, the Regata is built to be smooth and accessible rather than bold. You'll get a medium-bodied smoke with cream, cedar, soft coffee, the brand's bright citrus note, and a touch of cocoa. The tapered head focuses the draw and gives a slightly more refined feel than the straight-sided Open vitolas.
Who it's for
The Regata suits a smoker who likes the easygoing Open blend but wants the look and slightly concentrated draw of a figurado. It's a comfortable daytime or early-evening smoke. Pair it with coffee, a white wine, or a cocktail.
New to tapered shapes and how to clip them? Our how to cut a cigar guide has you covered. If you prefer a straightforward robusto in the same blend, the Montecristo Open Master is the pick — and you can log either in the Casa DNC app.
Curious how it stacks up? See Cuban vs Nicaraguan cigars.
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