Rocky Patel Number 6
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Honduran Corojo

Rocky Patel Number 6

Sweetness with a Peppered Backbone

Rocky Patel Premium Cigars

About Rocky Patel Number 6

Number 6, released in 2019, centers on Honduran Corojo wrapper, binder and filler. Medium‑bodied and cedar‑sweet, it carries coffee notes and a restrained black‑pepper backbone with a clean, moderately creamy texture—earning rapid critical acclaim, including a 95 rating.

  • Made in Honduras
  • Medium
  • Honduran Corojo
  • Sweet tobacco and cedar with black pepper, coffee, earth and vanilla

Corojo Sweetness

Rocky Patel Number 6

Number 6 is built on a Honduran Corojo wrapper over Honduran binder and filler and reads as a medium‑bodied cigar emphasizing sweetness and cedar with a peppered backbone. It earned high industry praise, including a 95 rating.

Sizes

  • Corona (6.0" x 44)
  • Robusto (5 1/2" x 50)
  • Toro (6 1/2" x 52)
  • Sixty (6.0" x 60)

Strength

Medium

Country of Origin

Honduras

Wrapper

Honduran Corojo

Binder

Honduran

Filler

Honduran

Year Released

2019

Flavor Profile

Sweet tobacco and cedar with black pepper, coffee, earth and vanilla

Number 6 showcases Honduran Corojo in a blend that leans sweeter than many of Rocky's releases—cedar and natural leaf sweetness open the cigar while baking spice and black pepper add midpalate bite. Supporting notes of coffee, earth and a touch of vanilla or cocoa round the finish, and the smoke texture is typically clean and moderately creamy. Strength stays in the medium band for most palates, making this a Corojo‑forward stick that emphasizes clarity of tobacco flavor rather than blunt intensity. It's a refined Honduran expression that collected attention and high ratings for good reason.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Number 6 is built around a Honduran Corojo wrapper with Honduran binder and Honduran filler in the brand's presentation. Some independent tastings note occasional filler mixes in specific samples, but the line is positioned and marketed as Honduran-forward.