Laura Chavin Classic Perfecto

We have selected the best ally for summer! It first charmed us with its perfecto format and its beautiful Connecticut wrapper that promises a very smooth tasting experience. The tasting time is also an asset for a sunny aperitif that won’t drag on – or will call for a second cigar.

The cigars of the Classic Edition combine tobaccos aged for at least four to five years before processing.

Dominican Republic

10.2

30 – 45 minutes

Perfecto

Creamy

Tasting Notes

Allow about thirty minutes for this cigar, light and with an airy draw. It will maintain a light strength throughout the tasting, a stable, calm, and pleasant cigar aimed at amateur smokers looking for a light cigar or those new to the cigar world.

Creamy and rounded aromas fill the palate and will persist throughout the tasting.

Pairing

You just want to enjoy this cigar in the sun, with a good book. For us, it will be “Where the Crawdads Sing” by Delia Owens.

The Cigar Anecdote

The cigars of the Laura Chavin Classic Edition bring together in their blend tobaccos of exceptional quality, carefully aged for at least four to five years before being crafted.

About Laura Chavin

Following Laura Chavin’s bankruptcy in 2017, the brand was relaunched in 2019 by Willi Knopf, who reintroduced the Concours line with two sizes: Robusto and Diadema. In 2021, the range expanded with two new sizes: the Corona (43×140 mm) and the Perfecto (51×105 mm). These cigars are renowned for their aromatic balance, with woody, creamy or slightly spicy notes, and are crafted with a strong emphasis on artisanal quality.
Today, the Concours line represents a cornerstone of Laura Chavin’s renaissance, symbolising a refined and exacting approach to premium cigars.
Laura Chavin’s Concours range is not a competition in the sense of an organised contest, but an exclusive series of premium cigars intended for connoisseurs. Created in 2008 to celebrate the brand’s 10th anniversary, it embodies the excellence and finesse of Dominican puros – cigars made entirely from tobacco grown in the Dominican Republic. The name ‘Concours’ here evokes a selection of the finest cigars for the most discerning connoisseurs, with a focus on prestige rather than actual competition.