Medium–Full Strength

OZ Family Aramas

San Andrés mocha with peppery finish

OZ Family Cigars

About OZ Family Aramas

Aramas pairs a San Andrés wrapper with an Ecuador Sumatra binder and Dominican, Nicaraguan and U.S. Connecticut Broadleaf fillers. Launched in 2023 and offered in four rounded vitolas, it sits in the medium–full strength lane and is routinely mocha‑forward, with roasted nuts, baker’s spice and a persistent black‑pepper edge. Independent reviews highlight its even burn, steady draw and firm ash—traits tied to production at Tabacalera La Alianza/Casa Carrillo.

  • Made in Dominican Republic
  • Medium-Full
  • Mexican San Andrés
  • Roasted nuts, dark chocolate/mocha, black pepper, powdered sugar, oak

Key Details

Made By

OZ Family Cigars

Made In

Dominican Republic

First Introduced

2023

Strength

Medium-Full

Wrapper Focus

Mexican San Andrés

Known For

OZ Family Aramas

Official Website

ozfamilycigars.com

Mocha & Pepper

OZ Family Aramas

Aramas pairs a Mexican San Andrés wrapper with an Ecuadorian Sumatra binder and a filler blend of Nicaragua, Dominican Republic and U.S. Connecticut Broadleaf. Presented as a medium–full smoke, it leans on roasted nuts and dark chocolate—often described as mocha—framed by black pepper and dry oak. Released in 2023 across four rounded A‑series vitolas (A52, A55, A54 torpedo, A60), independent reviews praise its even construction and steady performance.

Sizes

  • A52 (5.0" x 52)
  • A55 (5 1/2" x 55)
  • A54 (6 1/4" x 54)
  • A60 (6.0" x 60)

Strength

Medium-Full

Wrapper

Mexican San Andrés

Binder

Ecuador Sumatra

Filler

Nicaragua, Dominican Republic, USA (Connecticut Broadleaf)

Aramas wears a dark San Andrés wrapper over an Ecuadorian Sumatra binder with a mixed filler of Nicaraguan, Dominican and Connecticut Broadleaf tobaccos. The blend settles into roasted‑nut and coffee‑chocolate notes up front, with baker’s spices and black pepper rising through the midsection against a dry oak backbone; a brief dusting of powdered or brown‑sugar sweetness appears at times but never dominates. Reviewers consistently cite even burn, a steady draw and a firm, silver‑gray ash. Strength is assertive without overwhelming—presence more than brute force—and the finish tends to close cool and composed. The line’s first regular production San Andrés wrapper and its partnership with Tabacalera La Alianza/Casa Carrillo are the practical reasons behind the reliable construction and balance that reviewers note.

Frequently Asked Questions

Aramas uses a Mexican San Andrés wrapper over an Ecuadorian Sumatra binder with fillers from Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic and U.S. Connecticut Broadleaf. The combination produces a mocha forward profile with roasted nut notes, black pepper and a restrained sweetness.