Cigar Info
Lampert Cigars introduced a new addition to their lineup last year: the 1675 Edicion Morado. This cigar, featuring a Mexican San Andres wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and fillers, has been crafted to meet Stefan Lampert‘s specifications for a full-bodied and flavorful experience. The tobaccos used are grown, fermented, and aged for four years by the Ortez family in the Jalapa and Condega valleys.
This cigar was reviewed blind (no bands) by a panel of at least 4 reviewers. They did not know what they were smoking beforehand. The scores are an average of all the reviewers' scores with outliers removed. All of our cigars reviewed are shipped to the panelists with Boveda packs to ensure optimal smoking experience.
Following the Edición Azul and Rojo, the Edicion Morado is also rolled at Fábrica AGROTABACOS in Nicaragua. The cigar were launched in Robusto and Toro sizes, with an MSRP of $14.00 and $15.00 respectively, and a Short Robusto that came out later that year.
Vital Stats:
Vitola: Toro
Length: 6″
Ring Gauge: 52
Country of Origin: Nicaragua
Wrapper: Mexican San Andrés
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua
Factory: AgroIndustrial Nicaraguense de Tabacos S.A.
Blender: Stefan Lampert
Number of reviewers: 4 – Jessica (Stogie Sister) Sean F. (fullermaine) Chris M. (Chris) Lauren S. (Lauren S.)
Price: $15.00
Age: 1 year
Release Date: March 2023
Contributed by: Lampert Cigars
Initial Impressions – Lampert 1675 Edición Morado Toro
Appearance: 93
“The wrapper on this toro is a deep, oily, dark chocolate brown. There is a good amount of tooth upon closer inspection. A couple of prominent veins, but a really nice-looking leaf overall. It looks like a large, well-placed double cap up top.” –Chris M. (Chris)
Aroma: 93
“There is very little aroma off the foot or wrapper, only the slightest hint of milk chocolate.” –Lauren S. (Lauren S.)
First Third
Flavor: 89
Strength: Medium
Body/Complexity: Medium
“Right off the light, I get dry earth, oak, and heavy black pepper up front. More flavor than spice from the pepper. Beneath that, dark chocolate, unsweetened cream, and a smooth nuttiness. Everything evens out fairly quickly. Around an inch in, I start to get a light honeysuckle sweetness.” –Chris M. (Chris)
“The bitter tea notes that come through upon lighting are still lingering in this portion of the cigar.” –Sean F. (fullermaine)
Second Third
Flavor: 93
Strength: Medium
Body/Complexity: Medium
“Milk chocolate and wood are still in the second third with a finish of cedar oil. Toward the end of the second third the floral reappears and is combined with cream.” –Jessica (Stogie Sister)
“The mesquite wood flavor takes over in the second third, along with a touch of hickory smokiness, especially on the retrohale. While not overly complex, the flavor is solid and prominent now.”-Lauren S. (Lauren S.)
Final Third
Flavor: 89
Strength: Medium
Body/Complexity: Medium
“The last third was the same as the second third with milk chocolate, wood, cedar oil, floral, and cream.” –Jessica (Stogie Sister)
“The black pepper picks back up, with a little more spice this time. Dry earth, creamy cashew and cocoa powder mix up top with it. Oak, caramel and the light roast coffee aren’t far behind. A bit of cayenne heat joins with just over an inch left.” –Chris M. (Chris)
Overall Impressions – Lampert 1675 Edición Morado Toro
Draw: 94
“The draw was slightly tighter than I preferred, and I occasionally had to work to get a good mouthful of smoke.” –Lauren S. (Lauren S.)
Burn: 98
“Even burn throughout this cigar that the ash fell off on its own.” –Sean F. (fullermaine)
Construction: 93
“Not much attention was needed getting through this one. Pretty decent smoke production despite the draw being a little loose.” –Chris M. (Chris)
Overall Strength: Medium
Overall Body/Complexity: Medium
Experience Overall: 91
“While not having any major transitions, I believe this cigar would be great for those who want to try something with more of a body without a lot of pepper spice or strength.” –Jessica (Stogie Sister)
“A great noon-time cigar. Nice mixture of notes. Notes that include cinnamon, cedar, bitter tea, dark cherry, and hickory. Perfect appearance, construction, burn, and draw. I’d seek this cigar out at my local shop. Great cigar to have in your humidor or to share with friends.” –Sean F. (fullermaine)
“Though this cigar was darker noted, there was enough sweetness to balance the profile pretty well. The transitions were smooth and sensible, and there was a decent amount of complexity. I could see myself picking up a handful of these to rotate in. Overall an enjoyable smoking experience.” –Chris M. (Chris)
“Overall, this was a mostly enjoyable but not very complex cigar. The mix of mesquite and hickory flavors was enjoyable but almost one note. The ending, turning a bit metallic, left a bad final taste on the palate that somewhat ruined the overall experience.
The cigar was forgettable, good, but nothing special.” –Lauren S. (Lauren S.)
Smoking Time (in minutes): 76
| Reviewer | Appear. | Aroma | 1/3 | 2/3 | 3/3 | Draw | Burn | Constr. | Overall Experience |
| Jessica | 92 | 88 | 88 | 90 | 88 | 88 | 98 | 93 | 90 |
| Sean F. | 100 | 100 | 100 | 100 | 100 | 100 | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Chris M. | 95 | 95 | 92 | 95 | 92 | 93 | 90 | 93 | 92 |
| Lauren S. | 90 | 90 | 88 | 92 | 88 | 95 | 98 | 95 | 90 |
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