Villiger 1888 Dominican Republic
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Ecuador Wrapper

Villiger 1888 Dominican Republic

Cedar‑Backed Dominican 1888

Villiger Cigars

About Villiger 1888 Dominican Republic

Villiger 1888 Dominican Republic is a Dominican‑made, medium‑strength expression wrapped in Ecuadorian leaf with a Mexican San Andrés binder and Dominican/Nicaraguan filler. Tasting notes point to a cedar and aged‑oak backbone with cream and light baking‑spice accents, moving toward pepper and cocoa/coffee on the finish. Consistent construction, draw and burn make it a dependable daily‑rotation cigar.

  • Made in Dominican Republic
  • Medium
  • Ecuadorian
  • Cedar/aged oak, cream, light baking spice, black/white pepper, natural tobacco, light cocoa

Cedar & Cream

Villiger 1888 Dominican Republic

Villiger 1888 Dominican Republic is a Dominican‑made, medium‑strength cigar wrapped in Ecuadorian leaf with a Mexican San Andrés binder and Dominican/Nicaraguan filler. It's blended for balance and consistent daily performance rather than maximum impact.

Sizes

  • Minuto (30.0" x 102)
  • Robusto (50.0" x 122)
  • Toro (50.0" x 152)
  • Torpedo (52.0" x 152)
  • Corona (43.0" x 151)

Strength

Medium

Country of Origin

Dominican Republic

Wrapper

Ecuadorian

Binder

Mexican (San Andrés)

Filler

Dominican Republic and Nicaraguan long filler

Year Released

2016

Flavor Profile

Cedar/aged oak, cream, light baking spice, black/white pepper, natural tobacco, light cocoa

This is Villiger's dependable 1888 expression rolled in the Dominican Republic and assembled from Dominican and Nicaraguan long‑leaf tobaccos. An Ecuadorian wrapper and a San Andrés binder temper the profile toward toasted cedar and aged oak more than heavy pepper; common tasting notes include cream, light baking spice and a touch of pepper on the retrohale, with modest cocoa or coffee appearing later. Construction and draw lean toward reliability—an easy, slightly resistant draw and a dense, even smoke—making it a solid, consistent choice for rotation rather than a showpiece.

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Editorial reviews and the product materials describe an Ecuadorian wrapper over a Mexican (San Andrés) binder with a filler composed of Dominican and Nicaraguan long-leaf tobaccos—an assembly chosen to emphasize balance and consistent flavor across markets.