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Angel Cuesta Cigar, review by Best Cigars

Angel Cuesta might be a new line for J.C. Newman Cigar Co., but it is not a new line. The brand was introduced in the early 20th century by Cuesta-Rey, a Tampa-based cigar company, and once served as the official cigar of King Alfonso XIII of Spain. While the cigars’ bands—both the original and the 2023 version—feature an A with XIII underneath it, a reference to Alfonso XIII, the cigar is named after Angel LaMadrid Cuesta, one of the founders of Cuesta-Rey, which Newman acquired in 1958. In July 2022, J.C. Newman announced that it was bringing back Angel Cuesta by way of its historic El Reloj factory in Tampa, a factory that makes around 100,000 cigars per day using antique cigar machines and also produces a much smaller number of premium handmade cigars, most notably The American. Factory: El Reloj Wrapper: Ecuador (Habano Rosado) Binder: Undisclosed Filler: Undisclosed Flavor is full, body is very full and strength is medium-full. The very dense cigar is again an outlier as it’s the only one of the trio that has any construction issues: a tight draw and the need for a touch-up to help with both combustion and an uneven burn. Angel Cuestas delivered a profile that was very good, unique in the contrast of intensities and the locations of where the flavors could be detected. Compared to The American, the Angel Cuesta is a substantially more complex experience, though it might benefit from a bit more time to help rein in the sharpness.