Is Ramon Allones a Cuban brand or made in Nicaragua now?

Ramon Allones is historically a Cuban brand with roots in the 19th century; contemporary AJ Fernandez Ramon Allones releases are produced with Nicaraguan tobaccos—AJF lists a Nicaraguan medio‑tiempo wrapper and Nicaraguan binder/fillers for its current blends.

What flavor profile should a smoker expect from Ramon Allones?

Traditionally Ramon Allones cigars present roasted wood, leather and cedar with cocoa and coffee notes; the AJ Fernandez‑era Ramon Allones amps those elements with medio‑tiempo‑driven spice and a medium‑to‑full body that emphasizes texture and savory transitions.

Are there limited or regional Ramon Allones releases to look for?

Yes—Ramon Allones has a history of Edición Limitadas and regional issues; collectors prize those releases alongside enduring commercial sizes such as the Specially Selected.

Is Ramon Allones by AJ Fernández a Nicaraguan puro?

Yes. The AJF release is produced in Nicaragua and is presented as a Nicaraguan puro, with Nicaraguan binder and fillers and a dark, heavy wrapper treatment.

How strong is the Ramon Allones by AJF?

Generally medium‑to‑full. Early thirds often sit around medium with building pepper and body that push several reviews into medium‑full territory by the final third.

What are the signature tasting notes?

Common notes across reviews include cedar, dark coffee/espresso and cocoa as the backbone, with earth and black pepper or baking spice in support; some tasters pick up leather, anise or a musty/chalky element in later stages.

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Ramon Allones by AJ Fernández is a Nicaraguan puro released in 2018, built around a dark Medio‑Tiempo wrapper and offered in Robusto, Toro, Torpedo and Churchill. It typically registers medium‑to‑full with dominant cedar, dark coffee/espresso and cocoa notes backed by earth and black pepper.

Sizes

Robusto (5 1/2" x 50)
Toro (6.0" x 52)
Torpedo (6 1/2" x 54)
Churchill (7.0" x 50)

Strength

Medium-Full

Country of Origin

Nicaragua

Wrapper

Medio‑Tiempo (Nicaragua)

Binder

Nicaraguan (Corojo '99)

Filler

Nicaraguan (Corojo '99, Criollo '98, hybrid Estelí, Pueblo Nuevo)

Year Released

2018

Flavor Profile

Cedar, dark coffee/espresso, cocoa, black pepper, earth

This Ramón Allones wears its dark leaf proudly: a Medio‑Tiempo wrapper that pushes coffee and cocoa to the front while Nicaraguan binder and fillers provide a chewy, dense mouthfeel. Each stick comes with a cedar sleeve for aroma and show; smoke tilts dense and chewy with dark‑roast coffee, cocoa and cedar in support, and a peppery finish that can push the intensity into medium‑full in the final third. Construction and burn are generally praised, and the result is a modern AJF profile executed with enough weight to carry the Ramón Allones name.

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Articles & Reviews

Personal Cigar Review: Ramon Allones by AJ Fernandez Toro A thorough tasting progression from pre-light through the final third that tracks transitions from cedar and baking spices to musty wood and chalky back-notes, with notes on draw and construction.

Developing Palates

Blind Cigar Review: Ramon Allones A four‑member blind panel evaluated the Toro, reporting dominant cocoa and dark‑roast coffee flavors with a pepper-forward finish. The write-up highlights strong flavor intensity and construction while noting occasional fuel-like or diesely notes in some samples.

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Ramon Allones AJ Fernandez Torpedo A context‑rich article that outlines AJ Fernández’s assumption of the Ramón Allones name and production responsibilities, and examines how the new line fits into AJF’s output. The piece also notes differences in how the wrapper is described across sources, offering useful production and provenance background.

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Cigar Review: Ramon Allones by A.J. Fernandez » Leaf Enthusiast d to find images of the old General-made Ramon Allones and couldn’t find any. Honestly, I can’t remember if I ever tried the brand in its “original” Dominican According to, the Ramón Allones brand dates to 1845 when Ramón and his brother, Antonio, created it.

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