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La Flor Dominicana La Volcada

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Step Up Your Cigar Game With LFD La Volcada

The name 'La Volcada' comes from one of the steps in the tango dance movement, originating from Uruguay (where Litto Gomez, co-founder of LFD, grew up). This is a full-bodied smoke covered with dark chocolate Mexican San Andrés, Dominican fillers, and an Ecuadorian Corojo ​binder. The LFD La Volcada is packed with flavor that ranges from ​cherry to leather and cedar. The cigars come housed in wood boxes featuring a tapered foot shape that dancers wear for their slippers. With the roll and presentation so reminiscent of how traditional tangos are danced around the world, we fall into this Cigar as if it were a passionate embrace!

Move to a Full Bodied Flavor Experience with La Flor Dominicana

The LFD La Volcada cigar begins quite like the cold draw, with a pronounced earthy tone. Nutmeg and cranberry sauce provide background notes. Medium-bodied smoke provides little pepper sensation at the outset, but as the cigar progresses, it picks up in body and strength. The flavor becomes medium-full with nutmeg, cedar, cinnamon spices, and creaminess, providing most of the great smoking experience. 

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The LFD La Volcada cigar becomes increasingly flavorful in the second third of smoking. By the halfway point, there is a lot of earthiness, sunflower seeds, and pepper. This cigar also becomes fuller-tasting and stronger with full flavor. The body stays medium-plus throughout this mid-section, but it's still enjoyable.

In the final third of this cigar, flavors grow richer with the addition of bread notes, which can be found on the middle part of the tongue. This flavor is similar to salty bread. A new note has entered the center: you can feel wet leaves between your lips and tongue's tip. The body becomes stronger even if strength is already high and full.

LFD La Volcada Breakdown

Masterpiece is meticulously created, using the renowned Mexican San Andrés leaf. The binders are expertly selected from the prestigious Ecuadorian Corojo inventory. The fillers are carefully sourced from the lush plantations of the Dominican Republic. Each piece is then meticulously handcrafted at the prestigious Tabacalera La Flor S.A. Every detail is perfected, resulting in an exquisite creation.

The design and name scheme have not been found in any of their predecessors, despite similarities. LFD called the product "the Lanox steroid". The mix doesn't have just one coincidence: it's wrapping from La nox's Mexican binding leaf (and preferably another selection). La Volcada uses the Ecuadoran wrappers from the Andalusian bull in its binder to increase parallelise. The blends will be finalised using Dominican tobaccos cultivated in La Canela by LFD.

Smoking Experience

Dull pepper is the initial sensation of light as uncracked black peppercorn on the tongue. The smoke has a slightly lighter airy appearance and is papery, containing enjoyable flavouring and less ideal burning characteristics which take turns throughout most of the initial inches of cigar. The cigar is fairly medium flavored in flavor and body and is generally generic but occasionally has some potential. LFD La Volcada has a light medium smoke output which has a thin texture that resembles a whispy. A rough canoe burn usually produces flaky stacks of sand ranging between 1 mm and 2 inches in thickness.

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What is the meaning of La Volcada?

Volcada is an English verb from Spanish that literally means "tipover." It happens when the leader moves forward and swings his leg.

La Flor de Dominicana is a brand of cigarettes with a unique design and "boutique" feel, produced by Tabacalera La Flor SA. and were first made in Santiago, Dominica in 1996. Its founders include Litto Gomez, former jeweler turned cigarmaker, Ines Lorenzo and Ines Gomez.