CigarPursuits: Pursuing the "Casa Magna Liga F Robusto"

About Casa Magna Liga F

The Casa Magna Liga F Robusto is a remarkable creation in the world of cigars, conceptualized by the renowned Manuel Quesada Jr., a master blender noted for his top-rated and award-winning cigars. This particular line, Liga F, where 'F' stands for 'Fuerte' (meaning 'strong' in Spanish), was designed to offer a more robust and potent version of the Casa Magna series. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, these cigars are handmade at the Quesada family's Dominican factory. They feature a blend of aged Nicaraguan and Dominican long filler tobaccos, encased in a hearty Dominican binder and completed with a top-quality Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper, known for its rich sun exposure during growth.

Released in the fall of 2021 as an extension of the Casa Magna line, the Liga F Robusto offers a unique and intense experience for cigar enthusiasts.
 

CigarPursuits Review

Appearance & Construction: 15/15

The Liga F Robusto, measuring 5x54, presented an impeccably crafted figure. Its veiny wrapper and well-formed head and foot, devoid of any soft spots, spoke of meticulous construction and a promise of quality.

Aroma: 15/15

Initial aromas of vegetal and wood notes intrigued my senses, while the cold draw introduced a sweet and spicy cinnamon flavor. This complexity in aroma set a high expectation for the smoking experience.

Flavors: 31/35

True to its promise, the cigar opened with a delightful mix of cinnamon and cedar. As the smoke progressed, it revealed a rich blend of coffee with cream and sweet brown sugar notes, ending on a high note with caramel and cashew flavors. This transition of flavors was both seamless and impressive, showcasing the cigar’s intricate blending.

Burn & Smoke: 14/15

The burn remained even throughout, with a white and firm ash. The draw was slightly tight but did not detract from the experience. The smoke was chewy and satisfying, complementing the full-bodied flavors of the cigar.

Overall Enjoyment: 19/20

This medium to full-strength cigar impressed with its full-bodied flavor profile. From the enticing aroma to the rich and varied flavors, every aspect of this cigar was enjoyable.



Conclusion

I thoroughly enjoyed the Casa Magna Liga F Robusto, a masterfully crafted cigar offering a complex tapestry of flavors. From the initial cinnamon and cedar to the delightful caramel and cashew finish, every puff was a journey. I rate this medium to full-strength cigar with a 94/100 (Legendary) for its exceptional blend and consistent quality.

Bonus - Perfect Pairing

For a delightful complement to the Casa Magna Liga F Robusto's spicy-sweet profile, I suggest pairing it with a rich and creamy cappuccino. The smoothness of the cappuccino, with its balanced blend of espresso, steamed milk, and foam, will harmonize beautifully with the cigar's cinnamon, coffee, and caramel notes. The subtle bitterness of the espresso in the cappuccino will accentuate the cigar's robust flavors, while the milk's creaminess will provide a soothing counterpoint, creating an exquisite smoking experience.
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