Sancho Panza dates to 1848, created by Don Emilio Ohmsted; the non-Cuban version is made in Honduras by General Cigar. Dulcinea — named for Don Quixote's romantic ideal in the Cervantes novel — wraps a dusky Connecticut Shade leaf over Connecticut Broadleaf binder and Honduran/Nicaraguan/Dominican Piloto Cubano filler, giving cedar, cinnamon, earth, tobacco, and sweet leather. Rated 93 points.
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