Details
Partagas Serie D No.4 - 10 cigars [4.9" x 50]
The Partagas Serie D No. 4 is one of the best examples of a robusto and probably the most famous of the Partagas brand.
- • This cigar is much sought after by those who wish to smoke complex full bodied cigars.
- • The flavor of the blend makes it an attractive choice for those who seek a full bodied and complex Habanos while still remaining smooth and creamy.
This cigar is a must have in every connoisseur's humidor, a true Cuban super star.
Presentation
Partagas Serie D No.4 comes in a Semi Boite Nature (SNB) box of cedar of 10 cigars with Habanos Packing Code SBN-UW-n-10-n-10
Dimensions:
Length: 124mm
Diameter: 19.84mm
Ring Gauge: 50
Shape: Robusto
Appearance:
The wrapper is smooth and shiny, dark and reddish brown in color and the veins are almost non-existent. The cigar is tightly packed without any soft or hard spots. The triple cap is perfectly applied.
Smoking Notes:
Before lighting up:
Upon opening a box of Partagas Serie D No. 4's, you get a cedary and creamy scent. Strong aromas of cedar and honey ooze from the foot of the cigar, while a strong earthy smell is present on the wrapper. The pre-light draw is perfect and the wrapper leaves a sweet flavor on the lips.
Burn/Draw:
The draw is great from the very start. The cigar starts burning unevenly, but corrects itself in the second third. The ash is firm, dark grey – almost black – and stays on the cigar until almost two inches long. The cigar delivers plenty of smoke that has a long peaty, earthy finish, It smokes well until the very end.
Initial third:
The Partagas Serie D No. 4 starts with a coffee and chocolate flavor with the overtone of leather & tobacco. The cigar mellows down and gets more complex. Woody, earthy and sweet with a medium to full body.
Middle third:
In the second third the cigar turns to full body, even chewy. The flavors of the first third become more intense, but not harsh. It is bold and toothy.
Final third:
In the last third the cigar gets even stronger, rich and intense but not overwhelming. It becomes more creamy, complex and refined.
In summary, this is a very tasty cigar with full body, with complex and interesting flavors, without overwhelming the smoker with too much strength.
Smoking time: 45 - 90 Minutes
Additional Information
| Brand | Partagas |
|---|---|
| Box of | 10 |
| Length | 4.9 inches (124mm) |
| Ring Gauge | 50 |
| Shape | Robusto |
| Strength | Medium - Full |
| Packing Code | SBN-UW-n-10-n-10 |
Recommendations
Reviews
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Always a favorite…..
, 7/29/2024
By HP - And for good reason. If these aren’t a staple in your humidor, they should be. I’d take one of these over a CoRo any day. They became my favorite 10 years ago and have a box from 2015 aging upon my humidor. The box I just picked up from CT were delivered fast and in perfect, smokable condition. A fantastic cigar. Perfect construction and draw. Spent a hour smoking it down to the nub. Don’t pass these up. Get them while you can.
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Perfection
, 10/30/2023
By Maximus68 - The ten pack is perfect. I let them rest for a few months. Tons of smoke. Excellent draw and burn line. CT is my go to source for primo smokes.
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Awesome Stick
, 4/19/2023
By Robert - Really Enjoyed the cigar overall. Like that it's available in smaller boxes as it allows opportunity to buy more variety.
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The venerable Partagas D4
, 1/26/2022
By AXK - According to Cigar Aficionado magazine, the Partagas Serie D No.4 is the most popular Cuban cigar on earth and it's easy to see why. Equally great whether in a box of 25 or a box of 10 and more full bodied than many other Cubans, the D4 is a true Cuban classic that has strong notes of spice, leather and cedar with a perfectly balanced finish. I recommend putting the full box down for a deep sleep in a humidor for 2-3 years of aging before smoking, as having some age on these cigars really benefits the flavors marrying together and helps to round out the balance and finish.
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Like the Old Days
, 9/25/2021
By Ronald - Now these are the Serie D I remember from the early 2000's. What an AWESOME stick.
