About this cigar
Made in Honduras, the Bocock Brothers Oil Field Reserve comes in the Toro format: 152 mm long with a 52 ring gauge (20.6 mm). Tobaccos: wrapper Honduras Maduro, binder Honduras and filler Honduras / Nicaragua / Paraguay. Strength: medium; smoking time about 99 minutes. Noted flavors: leather, cedar, pepper and roasted.
From Bocock Brothers, the Oil Field Reserve is a 152 mm toro with a 52 ring gauge, presented as a vitola in its own right. Its Honduras Maduro wrapper encloses a Honduran binder and a filler blending tobaccos from Honduras, Nicaragua and Paraguay. A medium-strength cigar that will appeal to aficionados seeking depth and a fuller character.
Specifications
- Brand
- Bocock Brothers
- Vitola
- Oil Field Reserve
- Size
- Toro
- Length
- 152 mm · 5.98″
- Ring gauge
- 52 · 20.6 mm
- Wrapper
- Honduras Maduro
- Binder
- Honduras
- Filler
- Honduras / Nicaragua / Paraguay
- Country of manufacture
- 🇭🇳 Honduras
- Smoking time
- About 99 min
Bocock Brothers
Nicaragua, 30 cigarsBocock Brothers is an American house founded by brothers Bryant and Douglas Bocock, whose family roots connect Honduras and the United States. Its cigars, made in Nicaragua by Tabacalera AJ Fernandez, blend tobaccos from Honduras, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic. The Habano line, medium to medium-full in strength, serves as its signature, alongside Connecticut and special editions.
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