Christian Eiroa usually produces his cigars in Honduras, but the Chele is one of the first CLE cigars to be produced in Nicaragua. Chele means “pale” or “blond” in Latin America and refers to the Connecticut wrapper that gives the cigar its light hue. CLE Chele is available in four formats, the 660 (Gordo), the 652 (Torpedo), 550 (Robusto) and the cigar we feature here, the exceptionally subtle and mild 646, a Corona. All vitolas are boxpressed.
Tasting notes: “At first, floral aromas unfold, underscored by spice and white pepper, then also leathery aromas and eucalyptus freshness. The cigar has a fine sourness, a delicate salty note, and is extremely creamy. Mild.”
#14 | CLE Chele 646
Size: 152 x 18,3 | 6 x 46
Origin: Nicaragua
Wrapper: Ecuador
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua
Factory: NACSA
Released: 2016
