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The Mi Querida Muy Gordo Grande is a 6 x 56 Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust cigar with a dark Connecticut broadleaf wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler, rolled at NACSA in Estelí. Dunbarton describes the blend as full-bodied, and we sell it as singles.
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Description
The Mi Querida Muy Gordo Grande is a 6 x 56 parejo from Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust that wraps Nicaraguan binder and filler in a dark Connecticut broadleaf leaf. Dunbarton says it is made at the NACSA factory under master cigarmaker Raul Disla, and halfwheel places that factory in Estelí, Nicaragua.
What It Tastes Like
We found no published review of this exact size, so the closest guide is the same blend in a slimmer format. Cigar Coop’s William Cooper scored the 6 x 52 Ancho Largo 93 points on October 5, 2016, tasting steady earth, a cocoa-and-fruit sweetness that receded late, and red pepper that built toward the nub, with strength climbing from medium to medium-full. Dunbarton’s own notes list earth, chocolate, coffee and a little pepper.
Who It’s For
- Broadleaf fans wanting the original Mi Querida at 56 ring.
- Unhurried smokers: Cigar Coop’s 6 x 52 lasted over two hours.
- Experienced smokers, whom Cigar Coop named first when suggesting who should try the 6 x 52.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- The Ancho Largo ranked No. 6 in Cigar Coop’s 2016 Cigar of the Year countdown
- Excellent burn and draw on that 6 x 52, per Cigar Coop (October 2016)
Cons
- We found no independent review of the 6 x 56 itself
- Cigar Coop found the Ancho Largo’s creaminess gone by the last third
About the Mi Querida Line
Halfwheel says Mi Querida, Spanish for “my mistress,” was Dunbarton’s second line, launched in July 2016 with the Muy Gordo Grande among its first sizes. Cigar Coop tied it to founder Steve Saka’s broadleaf past, including Liga Privada No. 9 at Drew Estate.
Compare Similar Cigars
- Mi Querida Gorila Gordo: thicker at 60 ring and finished with a 109-style cap, which halfwheel reported was set to debut at PCA 2025.
- Mi Querida Gordita: this blend in a stubby 4 x 48, per Dunbarton.
- Mi Querida Triqui Traca No. 652: a 6 x 52 spiked with Dominican ligero, per Dunbarton.
Mi Querida Muy Gordo Grande FAQ
Is the Mi Querida Muy Gordo Grande a full-strength cigar?
Dunbarton calls the blend full-bodied, and we list it as full. We found no published rating of this size; Cigar Coop’s 2016 review of the 6 x 52 Ancho Largo put strength at medium rising to medium-full.
What size is the Muy Gordo Grande?
Dunbarton, Cigar Coop and Neptune Cigar list 6 x 56; halfwheel gave 6 x 56 at launch but 6 x 54 in later news items.
Is this the regular Mi Querida or Mi Querida Black?
The original Mi Querida, with Nicaraguan binder and filler under broadleaf. Halfwheel reports that the separate Black line uses a San Andrés binder from Mexico and mixes Dominican and Honduran leaf into its filler.
Line the Muy Gordo Grande up against the rest of Saka’s range via our Dunbarton cigar collection.
Additional information
| Packaging Type | Single |
|---|---|
| Strength | Full |
| Origin | |
| Wrapper | Connecticut Broadleaf |
| Binder | Nicaragua |
| Filler | Nicaragua |
| Length | 6" |
| Gauge | 56 |
