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The Lure Habano The Tally Allie is a 6 x 52 Nicaraguan puro toro with a Habano wrapper, an Estelà binder and filler from EstelÃ, Jalapa and Condega. Cigar Coop scored it 89 in August 2025, and we sell it as singles.
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Description
The Lure Habano The Tally Allie is a 6 x 52 toro from Lure Cigars’ Habano line: a Nicaraguan puro with a Habano wrapper, an Estelà binder and filler from EstelÃ, Jalapa and Condega. Lure rates it medium in strength.
What It Tastes Like
Lure’s notes for this size mention fresh leather, cinnamon-roll sweetness, roasted coffee and a little cedar. William Cooper of Cigar Coop reviewed it on August 25, 2025, scoring it 89 with a “Buy One” verdict. He found fruit leading early with earth and pepper behind it, then natural tobacco and wood taking over by the midpoint, as strength climbed from medium toward medium-full.
Who It’s For
- Toro smokers curious about a fishing-themed label from Tallahassee.
- Fans of a cigar that builds as it burns.
- Morning-coffee smokers drawn to the roast and leather notes Lure describes.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Scored 89 by Cigar Coop (August 2025), which rated its burn excellent
- Tobacco drawn from three Nicaraguan growing areas
Cons
- Cigar Coop noted an open draw, though it caused no problems in its smoke
- Only one dated independent review that we could verify
About the Lure Habano Line
Lou Cross III created the fishing-themed Lure brand to honor his father, Lou Cross Jr., an avid angler who died in 2023. The Habano line, Lure’s second, was soft-launched through Luxury Cigar Club in February 2024 ahead of its wider release. Cigar Coop lists Tabacalera Pagés as the factory when its review cigars were bought, and Cross told Smokingpipes in October 2025 that production is now at La Tabacaria in EstelÃ.
Pairing and Storage
With coffee among its listed notes and a medium rating, it sits in the middle tier of our cigar pairing guide: espresso, a bourbon, or a Rioja.
Compare Similar Cigars
- Lure The Big Lou: the same 6 x 52 size in Lure’s Corojo Oscuro blend, which the brand rates medium-plus.
- Lure The Brown-E-Trout Toro: a 6 x 54 box-pressed toro with a dark maduro wrapper over an Estelà binder.
- Lure The Fat Tony: a shorter 5 x 54 robusto grande in the Corojo Oscuro blend.
Lure Habano The Tally Allie FAQ
How strong is the Lure Habano The Tally Allie?
Lure rates it medium. Cigar Coop’s August 2025 review found it starting at medium and reaching medium-full in the second half.
What tobacco is in The Tally Allie?
Lure and Cigar Coop list a Nicaraguan Habano wrapper, an Estelà binder, and filler from EstelÃ, Jalapa and Condega.
How does The Tally Allie differ from The Holy Colie?
The Holy Colie is the line’s 5 x 50 robusto and uses Ometepe tobacco in its filler. The Tally Allie is the 6 x 52 toro, with Condega leaf in that spot.
Where does the name Tally Allie come from?
Lou Cross told Smokingpipes in October 2025 that it joins Allie, the nickname of his daughter Allison, with Tally, short for Tallahassee.
Find the rest of this angler-inspired range on our Lure Cigars brand page.
Additional information
| Packaging Type | Single |
|---|---|
| Origin | |
| Strength | Medium |
| Wrapper | Nicaraguan Habano |
| Binder | Nicaraguan Habano |
| Filler | Nicaraguan |
| Length | 6" |
| Gauge | 52 |
