A good flavor profile in the first third, then becoming average the rest of the way. Flavors focused around wood and cream with some bitterness and mustiness joining in midway. The Debonaire Daybreak Toro fits in with the large volume of average Connecticuts. With this having a higher price point, it makes it tougher to want to revisit based on the results.
I find the Debonaire Daybreak Robusto to be a clean and nuanced flavor delivery. The notes although not overly complex, worked well together, giving an overall mild-medium body and strength, easy going flavor profile.
Debonaire House and Drew Estate announce today that the Debonaire Daybreak is shipping this week and will be on retail shelves beginning in November.
Wrapped in Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade, the Daybreak offers a full flavor version of a Connecticut wrapped cigar and comes into market at a more introductory price.