Pyranos Robusto

Don Fernando · 11-19-2019, 09:44 PM

This cigar is quite a mystery. All that we can tell you that it’s a cigar made in an undisclosed factory in Nicaragua for Schuster Cigars in Bunde, Germany. Online resources taught us that the cigar is a Nicaraguan puro. So the wrapper, binder, and fillers are all Nicaraguan grown leaves, but nowhere it’s specified what kind of tobacco is used.  

The only sources that mention this cigar are German webshops. It is unclear if this cigar is available anywhere outside of Germany. The fixed price for the Pyranos Robusto is €9,80. The blend is available in a corona size and a toro too.

Pyranos review on youtube
  Name: Pyranos 
Country: Nicaragua 
Factory: Undisclosed 
Size: 5×50 
Vitola: Robusto
 Wrapper: Nicaragua
Binder: Nicaragua
 Filler: Nicaragua 
Price: € 9,80 (Germany) 
Cutter: Xikar X2
 Lighter: single flame 
Smoke conditions: indoors with ventilator
Smoke time: One hour twenty-five minutes
 Sponsored by Schuster Cigars 

The wrapper is fantastic. It contains so much oil that it’s shiny, almost lacquered. The cigar has a beautiful shape and a triple cap. At first glance, the ring looks simple and a bit cheap but the odd shape elevates it to a ring that will catch your eye in the humidor. It’s black with yellow and red stars, golden and yellow letters. The Schuster logo is on the back of the cigar. The aroma is a medium strong charred wood aroma.

The perfect cold draw gives a strong raw fermented tobacco flavour. Once lit, the cigar tastes like coffee with spicy green herbs and mild pepper. There’s also some nougat sweetness. Slowly the flavours change to wood with smooth cane sugar sweetness. The second third starts with fresh wood and green herbs. Pepper is slowly gaining strength and halfway its all about spices. Nutmeg, cinnamon, allspice, that direction. There’s also grass and some mild vanilla. The final third is a smooth oak with a lot of pepper. Towards the end of the cigar, the flavours change to a smooth mixture of wood, soil and pepper.

 The draw is flawless. The smoke is thick, full and plentiful. The light coloured ash is not too firm, it’s decent. The burn is straight. I would say this is a medium bodied, medium flavoured cigar.  

Strength: medium  
Flavor: medium

For the final score with a scientific diagram, a video and pictures, go to: https://ministryofcigars.com/pyranos-robusto/

11-19-2019, 09:44 PM	#1
Don Fernando Postwhore Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Ferdinand Location: Singapore Posts: 10,070 Trading: (29)	Pyranos Robusto This cigar is quite a mystery. All that we can tell you that it’s a cigar made in an undisclosed factory in Nicaragua for Schuster Cigars in Bunde, Germany. Online resources taught us that the cigar is a Nicaraguan puro. So the wrapper, binder, and fillers are all Nicaraguan grown leaves, but nowhere it’s specified what kind of tobacco is used.   The only sources that mention this cigar are German webshops. It is unclear if this cigar is available anywhere outside of Germany. The fixed price for the Pyranos Robusto is €9,80. The blend is available in a corona size and a toro too. Pyranos review on youtube   Name: Pyranos  Country: Nicaragua  Factory: Undisclosed  Size: 5×50  Vitola: Robusto  Wrapper: Nicaragua Binder: Nicaragua  Filler: Nicaragua  Price: € 9,80 (Germany)  Cutter: Xikar X2  Lighter: single flame  Smoke conditions: indoors with ventilator Smoke time: One hour twenty-five minutes  Sponsored by Schuster Cigars  The wrapper is fantastic. It contains so much oil that it’s shiny, almost lacquered. The cigar has a beautiful shape and a triple cap. At first glance, the ring looks simple and a bit cheap but the odd shape elevates it to a ring that will catch your eye in the humidor. It’s black with yellow and red stars, golden and yellow letters. The Schuster logo is on the back of the cigar. The aroma is a medium strong charred wood aroma. The perfect cold draw gives a strong raw fermented tobacco flavour. Once lit, the cigar tastes like coffee with spicy green herbs and mild pepper. There’s also some nougat sweetness. Slowly the flavours change to wood with smooth cane sugar sweetness. The second third starts with fresh wood and green herbs. Pepper is slowly gaining strength and halfway its all about spices. Nutmeg, cinnamon, allspice, that direction. There’s also grass and some mild vanilla. The final third is a smooth oak with a lot of pepper. Towards the end of the cigar, the flavours change to a smooth mixture of wood, soil and pepper.  The draw is flawless. The smoke is thick, full and plentiful. The light coloured ash is not too firm, it’s decent. The burn is straight. I would say this is a medium bodied, medium flavoured cigar.   Strength: medium   Flavor: medium For the final score with a scientific diagram, a video and pictures, go to: https://ministryofcigars.com/pyranos-robusto/ __________________ check out my reviews on my blog.