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HVC Hot Cake Fresh Out of the Oven Broadleaf
Toro
Toro · 60–75 min smoke · A longer robusto — more time for the blend to evolve through its thirds without committing to a Churchill.
At the counter · Wide guillotine, patient -toast, smoke unhurried — the length rewards a slow burn through each third.
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A broadleaf-wrapped expansion of HVC's Pan Caliente concept, layering dark chocolate, coffee, molasses sweetness and pepper. Medium-full and syrupy, a broadleaf lover's Hot Cake. · Released 2024
dark chocolatecoffeemolassespepperraisin
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MSRP
$17.00
Specification
Connecticut Broadleaf
Nicaraguan
Nicaraguan (Estelí, Jalapa)
OriginNicaragua
StrengthBest after eating
54
Length5.5"
Pairs with
Tawny port
Fortified wine
Caramel and honey echo the port's nutty raisin sweetness for a dessert-like close.
Bourbon
Whisky
Corn-sweet vanilla underlines the confectionary notes already in the smoke.
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Expert1
The Barrel Burner
The Barrel Burner2024
95
“An outstanding smoke with a well-defined flavor profile of cinnamon, chocolate and roasted coffee.”Read on The Barrel Burner
Community3
CigarForums.net
HB Cigars2024-07-10
“I love most of what HVC is pumping out these days, and the Hot Cake is no exception. A great cigar especially if you can get it on sales around the $4/stick range. This thing has one of the craziest final-third transitions I've ever experienced.”Read on CigarForums.net
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“First third gave me notes of pepper and baking spices. Later, I got notes of chocolate and, dare I say it, fresh baked bread.”Read on Reddit r/cigars
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