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Cameroon Bold

God of Fire by Carlito

Pepper‑forward Cameroon — structure and spice

Arturo Fuente

About God of Fire by Carlito

God of Fire by Carlito is the boldest God of Fire expression, built on a Cameroon wrapper over Dominican binder and filler. It favors a peppery, medium‑to‑heavy balance with firm construction, baking‑spice and black‑pepper notes and coffee‑creamy mid‑palate tones across its larger vitolas.

  • Made in Dominican Republic
  • Medium‑Full
  • Cameroon
  • Black pepper, baking spices, coffee/cappuccino, creamy mid‑palate, slight sweetness

Cameroon Forward

God of Fire by Carlito

God of Fire by Carlito is the Cameroon‑wrapped pillar of the God of Fire family: a pepper‑forward, medium‑to‑heavy cigar built on Dominican binder and filler with firm construction and baking‑spice, coffee and creamy mid‑palate notes.

Sizes

  • Double Robusto (5 3/4" x 52)
  • Double Robusto Tubo (5 3/4" x 52)
  • Piramide (6 3/8" x 52)
  • Diademas 56 (6 1/4" x 56)
  • Churchill (7.0" x 48)
  • Double Corona (7 5/8" x 49)

Strength

Medium‑Full

Country of Origin

Dominican Republic

Wrapper

Cameroon

Binder

Dominican

Filler

Dominican

Flavor Profile

Black pepper, baking spices, coffee/cappuccino, creamy mid‑palate, slight sweetness

Presented as the boldest God of Fire expression, the Carlito iteration uses a Cameroon wrapper over Dominican binder and filler to deliver a peppery, aromatic top line. The cigars run medium‑to‑heavy in body, with steady black‑pepper and baking‑spice presence, coffee and light cappuccino notes and a dense, creamy smoke texture. Construction is firm—Diadema formats and larger figurados show the line’s capacity for a long ash and sustained output—so the pepper and structure read as purposeful rather than harsh.

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God of Fire by Carlito is built with a Cameroon wrapper over Dominican binder and Dominican filler—Cameroon is the defining top leaf that gives the line its peppery, aromatic character.