Casa Turrent 1880 Rosado Gordito

Casa Turrent 1880 Rosado Gordito

The Casa Turrent 1880 Rosado Gordito is a "short & fat" vitola designed for those seeking an intense smoking experience, with slow combustion and ample smoke production. Made in Mexico by the Turrent family, this Gordito stands out for its medium profile and the earthy, spicy richness characteristic of San Andrés tobaccos. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Format and Blend

• Vitola: Gordito
• Size: 4" x 60
• Origin: Mexico
• Strength: Medium
• Wrapper: Mexico (San Andrés) – Rosado shade
• Binder and Filler: Mexico

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Flavor Notes (suggested profile)

In this compact vitola, the 1880 Rosado typically expresses layers of earth, wood, spice, and a creamy sensation that rounds out with heat. Ideal if you like Mexican cigars with character, but with balance.

Ratings and Reviews (backlinks)

Important Note: At the time of this description, we did not find an "official" rating published specifically for the Rosado Gordito (4 x 60) vitola in the listed media. To provide a real context for the 1880 line, verifiable ratings for closely related vitolas/references within the 1880 Series are provided below:

• Cigar Aficionado: 1880 Claro Doble Robusto (91), 1880 Colorado Doble Robusto (90), 1880 Oscuro Doble Robusto (87), 1880 Maduro Doble Robusto (91). :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
• halfwheel: Review of Casa Turrent 1880 (Overall Score 90) and Casa Turrent 1880 Oscuro (Overall Score 87). :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
• Cigar Dojo: No specific review/rating for the 1880 Rosado Gordito was found on their site during this verification. You can explore their brand tag here: Casa Turrent on Cigar Dojo. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
• Cigar Snob: No review/rating for the 1880 Rosado Gordito was found in the search conducted; brand reference: Casa Turrent on Cigar Snob. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}

Pairing Recommendation

Try it with medium roast coffee, aged rum, or a smooth bourbon to highlight its spicy and earthy notes.