La Flor Dominicana Chapter I and Capitulo II cigars with red and black LFD bands reading 'Chapter One' and 'Capitulo I'.
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Chisel Capped

La Flor Dominicana Chapter I & Capitulo II

Earth, Pepper, Then Cocoa

La Flor Dominicana

About La Flor Dominicana Chapter I & Capitulo II

Chapter I and Capitulo II are a deliberately muscular Chisel series built around Dominican ligero-heavy fillers and presented in a 6½ x 58 box-pressed format. Chapter I wears a Brazilian Habano wrapper; Capitulo II uses a Nicaraguan Colorado with an Ecuadorian Habano binder. Both sit firmly in the full-strength lane, trading dominant earth, leather and black pepper for cedar, nuts and dark cocoa as they evolve—where the Chisel cap and box-press shape the draw and opening.

  • Made in Dominican Republic
  • Full
  • Brazilian Habano (Chapter I); Nicaraguan Colorado (Capitulo II)
  • Earth, leather, black pepper spice, cedar, roasted nuts, dark cocoa

La Flor Dominicana Chapter I & Capitulo II

La Flor Dominicana Chapter I & Capitulo II cigars with decorative bands around a red feather pen on a dark background

La Flor Dominicana Chapter I & Capitulo II — official product image

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Sizes

6 1/2 x 58 — Chisel / box‑pressed (Gordo) (6 1/2" x 58)

Strength

Full

Country of Origin

Dominican Republic

Wrapper

Brazilian Habano (Chapter I); Nicaraguan Colorado (Capitulo II)

Binder

Ecuadorian Habano (Capitulo II); Connecticut (Chapter I)

Filler

Dominican ligero tobacco

Year Released

2013

Flavor Profile

Earth, leather, black pepper spice, cedar, roasted nuts, dark cocoa
La Flor Dominicana Chapter I & Capitulo II cigars with decorative bands around a red feather pen on a dark background

La Flor Dominicana Chapter I & Capitulo II — official product image

Source: laflordominicana.com

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Frequently Asked Questions

Chapter One was presented with a Brazilian Habano‑type finish in available coverage, while Capitulo II moves to a Nicaraguan Colorado wrapper paired with an Ecuadorian Habano binder; both use Dominican‑heavy fillers and are produced in the 6½ x 58 Chisel/box‑pressed format reviewers sampled.