CigarPursuits: Pursuing the "Flor de Selva Tempo"


About Flor de Selva Classic Tempo

The Flor de Selva "Classic" Tempo is a premium cigar crafted by Maya Selva Cigars, a brand celebrated for its elegance and finesse. Introduced in France in 1995 by Maya Selva, the brand quickly established itself with its dedication to quality and distinct flavor profiles, leveraging Honduras's rich tobacco heritage.

 The Classic line, including the Tempo vitola, is notable for its Honduran puro composition, featuring a Connecticut seed wrapper from Honduras, a binder from the Jamastrán region, and a selection of the finest Honduran fillers. This blend creates a cigar that's both rich in flavor and history, embodying the spirit of Honduran cigar craftsmanship

CigarPursuits Review

Flor de Selva Tempo

Appearance & Construction: 15/15

The cigar presents a flawless construction, with a smoothly rolled wrapper and impeccable finishes.

Aroma: 14/15

A rich aroma of wood and spice emanates from the wrapper, with a sweet undertone detectable in the cold draw.

Flavors: 30/35

The smoking experience begins with a dominant cedar and pepper flavor, complemented by a core woodiness. As the cigar progresses, sweet cream and dried fruit flavors emerge, maintaining the wood flavor's dominance. The experience culminates in a sweet and peppery finish with hints of cashew, showcasing a balanced and evolving profile.

Burn & Smoke: 14/15

The draw is exceptional, producing white, firm ash and creamy, inviting smoke. Although the burn shows slight unevenness, requiring minor touch-ups, it does not detract significantly from the smoking experience.

Overall Enjoyment: 18/20

The Flor de Selva Classic Tempo offers a harmonious balance of strength and flavor, making each smoke a memorable experience.

Conclusion

The Flor de Selva Classic Tempo is more than just a cigar; it's an exploration of flavors and craftsmanship, reflective of its Honduran roots. Its balanced, medium-strength profile and engaging evolution of tastes afford a deeply satisfying smoking experience. With a rating of 91 out of 100, it stands as a testament to the quality and heritage it represents.

Bonus - Perfect Pairing

Elevate your experience with a classic Margarita. The drink's sweet and tart contrast refreshes the palate, enhancing the cigar's spicy and woody notes, making for an exquisite combination.

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