Sumatra Riff

H. Upmann The Banker Daytrader

Daytrader — Sumatra wrapper, modern Banker

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Altadis U.S.A.

About H. Upmann The Banker Daytrader

H. Upmann The Banker Daytrader is a small‑batch extension featuring an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder and mixed fillers. Launched as a contemporary 'New Money' release, it's generally medium to medium‑full and highlights cocoa, cedar and a measured black‑pepper spice across Robusto, Toro and Whale formats.

  • Made in Dominican Republic
  • Medium to Medium‑Full
  • Ecuador (Sumatra)
  • Cocoa, cedar/wood, earth, black pepper, graham/cream sweetness

Key Details

Made By

Altadis U. S. A.

Made In

Dominican Republic

First Introduced

2023

Strength

Medium to Medium‑Full

Wrapper Focus

Ecuador (Sumatra)

Known For

H. Upmann The Banker Daytrader

Official Website

altadisusa.com

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H. Upmann The Banker Daytrader

H. Upmann The Banker Daytrader is a Dominican‑made Daytrader extension wearing an Ecuadorian (Sumatra) wrapper with a Nicaraguan binder and Dominican/Nicaraguan fillers, generally rated medium to medium‑full and noted for cocoa, cedar/wood and light pepper across Robusto, Toro and Whale vitolas.

Sizes

  • Robusto (4 1/2" x 54)
  • Toro (6.0" x 54)
  • Whale (6.0" x 60)

Strength

Medium to Medium‑Full

Wrapper

Ecuador (Sumatra)

Binder

Nicaragua

Filler

Dominican Republic and Nicaragua

Daytrader is a Sumatra forward riff on The Banker—produced at Tabacalera de García with an Ecuadorian/Sumatra wrapper, Nicaraguan binder and Dominican/Nicaraguan filler. It sits medium to medium‑full: cocoa and toasted cedar headline, with a graham/cream sweetness and a light black‑pepper edge that emerges as the cigar develops. Construction and draw are consistently reliable; the line keeps The Banker's approachable temperament while leaning a touch sweeter and smoother thanks to the Sumatra surface leaf.

Frequently Asked Questions

Daytrader uses an Ecuadorian (Sumatra) wrapper, a Nicaraguan binder and filler drawn from both the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua.