Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust

StillWell Star Aromatic No. 1

The world’s first luxury pipe tobacco cigar! Steve Saka, Master Ligador, teamed up with Jeremy Reeves, the head blender of the famed pipe tobacco maker Cornell & Diehl to create cigars incorporating pipe tobaccos that spare no expense. Each of the pipe tobacco recipes is meticulously crafted in small batches with the cigar ligas carefully tailored to specifically showcase and enhance the nuances that each of the pipe blends add to the cigar. These gems come in four different pipe tobacco combinations, in addition to using a high-priming Ecuadorian Habano oscuro wrapper over a Mexican San Andrés negro binder. Four unique cigars each with its own personality, skillfully blended to afford the enjoyer the nuances of the flavors and aromas of the pipe blends while working in concert with the black cigar tobacco. Stillwell Star cigars are truly a mesmerizing medium-bodied experience for any cigar lover. Don't miss your chance to experience this once in a lifetime opportunity. Aromatic No. 1 – Uses Black Cavendish, Golden Virginia and Burly pipe tobaccos, and Nicaraguan long-fillers Aromatic No. 22 – Uses Cavendish burley and Virginia pipe tobaccos, originally the limited edition Y2022 Stillwell Star. English No. 27 – Uses Burly and Turkish pipe tobaccos, a “generous portion” of pressed Cypriot Latakia, and Nicaraguan long-fillers Bayou No. 32 – Uses Bright, Red Virginia and St. James Parish Perique pipe tobaccos, and Nicaraguan long-fillers. Navy No. 1056 – Uses Red and Golden Virginias, Orientals, and Latakia pipe tobaccos, these are then blended with dark air-cured black cigar leaves in the filler

Not a fan of the aromatics throw me off with the flavor profile. You also have to puff it often so it does not go out.

awesome smoke with inherent sweetness backed with a slight spice note closest to a cinnamon ive personally gotten from a cigar. Draw was a little loose for my preference probably 4/10 draw. Burn had to be touched up a couple of times but overall burned evenly. Vanilla sweetness on the retro. Heat picked up slightly in final 3rd but not enough to put the stick down. Nicotine was a little stronger than expected - quite the pleasant surprise after a long, stressful day. Good flavor and stronger nic; can’t beat it! Can’t wait to try the other stillwells I got in the sampler!

I was really excited for this one and the first 3rd blew away my expectations right off the bat. It was subtly sweet with a lovely smooth smoke, soft and pleasant pipe tobacco aroma and an overload of sweetened dark chocolate cake. Unfortunately, I had burn problems half way through, it began to canoe and produced only very little smoke, it also turned quite bitter here. I wanted to love this one but I put it out. Maybe I had a bad one, I would try again.

2nd time around with this cigar. Very familiar with pipe tobacco which is why I initially chose this cigar. My first time trying this left me with the reaction that it was everything I had wanted from an aromatic pipe tobacco - natural sweetness, great room note, but most importantly, enduring full palate flavor. This time it was a good smoke, but I guess my tastes are changing. If you like both a variety of pipe tobacco including aromatics, VaPers, English blends etc.. then you may enjoy this.

Slowly becoming a new favorite of mine!

My new favorite stick. Will be buying more asap!

Wow, what a great cigar! Aside from some slight imperfections on the wrapper and some splitting near the head, this cigar left very little to be desired. Now I'm not a fan a sweet tips but this one was by no means overwhelming. The flavors and aroma left me wishing it would never end. I will say it's not the type of cigar I would want to smoke every night. However when you need to satisfy that sweet tooth it will definitely deliver. Smooth and creamy notes of sweet tobacco, chocolate, vanilla, and fruit fill the palate. Tons of smoke filled the air carrying that unmistakable aroma of pipe tobacco. When you can enjoy a cigar this much while fighting a splitting wrapper you know it's Box worth. As a side note... I attribute the crack to not allowed time for the cigar to acclimate. I don't know if it due to the pipe tobacco, but I've heard it recommend to set this one out for a half hour or so before lighting up.