La Gloria Cubana Intencion

  • Cigar Origin
    Nicaragua
  • Strength
    Medium
  • Wrapper Color
    Colorado Maduro
  • Wrapper
    Mexican San Andres
  • Binder
    Indonesia
  • Filler
    Honduras
    Nicaragua
  • Rolled by
    Handmade
  • Manufacturer
    General Cigars/ST Group
Toro, Medium, Colorado Maduro, from Nicaragua
La Gloria Cubana Intencion Gigante 6 * 60
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Box of 20$175.80
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Single$8.79
$6.99
$1.8030
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Robusto, Medium, Colorado Maduro, from Nicaragua
La Gloria Cubana Intencion Gran Robusto 5 * 54
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$95.95
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Single$6.49
$5.25
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Toro, Medium, Colorado Maduro, from Nicaragua
La Gloria Cubana Intencion Toro 6 * 52
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Box of 20$153.80
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Single$7.69
$6.25
$1.4430
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CUSTOMER'S REVIEWS
OVERALL
4.6
8 reviews
How reviewers describe La Gloria Cubana Intencion
woody
spicy
good burn
firm
earthy
bold
Rated 3.96by 23 Aficionados
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Tyler L.10/04/2026About: La Gloria Cubana Intencion Gran Robusto 5" * 54
Right out of the box these burn perfectly evenly. They're packed with a woody, earthy flavor and a clean Indonesian smoothe retrohale. This is a great cigar, not just for the price but for every day.
Jeremy H.09/27/2026About: La Gloria Cubana Intencion Gran Robusto 5" * 54
My experience is much the same as James C below but I felt like this smoke was a little heavier, more of a medium-full with a bit of dried fruit with the earth and spice. Slightly firm but steady draw and nice even burn. Tasty cigar.
Jim S.09/26/2026About: La Gloria Cubana Intencion Toro 6" * 52
La Gloria was one of the first brands I smoked when I started 20 years ago, usually enjoyed them very much. My tastes went bolder, and found AJ and Nicaraguan blends, but when I saw these I tried them and glad I did. Unique flavor, not too bold, and consistent throughout. Turning into a daily go-to. The price point certainly helps, and you won't believe it's a $6 smoke.
Cary S. K.08/18/2026About: La Gloria Cubana Intencion Toro 6" * 52
Excellent cigar at a reasonable price
James C.07/16/2026About: La Gloria Cubana Intencion Gran Robusto 5" * 54
Very firm construction with a nice oily wrapper; pretty tight draw but loosened up some in the last half; very even burn with no touchups needed. Medium bodied and very toothy with nice thick blue-gray smoke output and bold flavors of cedar, strong bittersweet black coffee, and a nice peppery kick that got stronger in the last third.
William L.06/01/2026About: La Gloria Cubana Intencion Toro 6" * 52
From the moment I lit up the La Gloria Cubana Intención Toro, I was bombarded with flavor. Right off the bat, I picked up notes of mixed nuts, subtle woodiness, and a touch of sweetness that immediately had me intrigued and excited to see where this cigar was going to take me. As I moved into the second third, light pepper notes began to emerge in the background. They weren't overpowering at all and actually blended beautifully with the flavors from the first third. The nuttiness, wood, and sweetness remained at the forefront while the pepper added another layer of complexity and balance to the overall profile. Entering the final third, the cigar stayed remarkably consistent with the flavors I had been enjoying throughout the smoke. However, I noticed the strength began to mellow slightly, allowing a sweet honey-like and sugary note to develop. It was a flavor I couldn't quite pinpoint, but it added another dimension to the cigar, making it even more complex and enjoyable. For pairing, I would recommend a quality Scotch during the first half to complement the nutty and woody characteristics. A well-aged rum or a smooth bourbon would also be excellent choices, especially as the sweeter notes begin to shine later in the experience. Overall, the La Gloria Cubana Intención Toro delivers a flavorful, balanced, and evolving smoking experience. With notes of mixed nuts, wood, pepper, and subtle sweetness throughout, this is a cigar I would confidently recommend to anyone who enjoys a solid medium-bodied smoke packed with flavor and complexity. It is approachable enough for the average smoker while offering enough nuance to keep seasoned cigar enthusiasts engaged from start to finish.