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The Rocky Patel Gold Label Sixty is the 6 x 60 box-pressed size of Rocky Patel’s Gold Label line, with an Ecuador Habano wrapper, Connecticut broadleaf and shade binders, and Nicaraguan filler. It is made at the TAVICUSA factory in EstelÃ, Nicaragua, and we sell it as singles.
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Description
The Rocky Patel Gold Label Sixty measures 6 x 60 with a box press, an Ecuador Habano wrapper, a pair of Connecticut binders (one broadleaf, one shade) and Nicaraguan filler grown in Estelà and Jalapa. Among the four Gold Label sizes, none has a wider ring.
What It Tastes Like
Rocky Patel describes the Gold Label blend as earthy, with caramel and coffee and a sweet finish. We could not find a published critic review of the Sixty size itself. halfwheel smoked the Toro, which shares the blend, and reported mostly toast and earth with burnt coffee, leather, pepper and nuts, calling it steady rather than complex.
Who It’s For
- Fans of wide cigars who like a pressed 60 gauge.
- Nicaraguan tobacco fans curious about a double Connecticut binder.
- Rocky Patel regulars after an everyday smoke from the brand.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Part of the regular-production Gold Label lineup, not a one-off release
- Box-pressed, like every Gold Label size, per Cigar Coop
- Two binders, Connecticut broadleaf plus Connecticut shade, under one wrapper
Cons
- We found no critic score for this specific size
- halfwheel found the Toro’s flavor range fairly narrow
About the Gold Label
Rocky Patel unveiled the Gold Label at the 2024 PCA trade show in Las Vegas. In a May 2024 Cigar Aficionado report, executive vice president Nish Patel said the blend had been with Rocky for years, and Rocky himself pitched it at the daily smoker.
Compare Similar Cigars
- Rocky Patel Gold Label Toro: identical tobacco, rolled half an inch longer at 54 ring.
- Rocky Patel Emerald Gordo: the same 60 ring and Ecuador-grown Habano wrapper, but Mexican and Nicaraguan binders.
- Rocky Patel Disciple Sixty: matching dimensions, but Mexican San Andrés tobacco wraps its all-Nicaraguan core.
- Rocky Patel 30th Anniversary Sixty: also pressed at 6 x 60, using a Mexican wrapper aged seven years.
Rocky Patel Gold Label Sixty FAQ
What strength is the Rocky Patel Gold Label Sixty?
Rocky Patel rates the Gold Label blend medium-full, and halfwheel agreed in its Toro review. Cigar Coop judged the Toro medium in February 2025.
Is the Gold Label Sixty the same cigar as Rocky Patel Sixty?
No. Here Sixty just names the 6 x 60 Gold Label size. The 2021 Rocky Patel Sixty line instead honored Rocky’s 60th birthday and uses a Mexican San Andrés wrapper.
Is the wrapper Ecuador Sumatra or Ecuador Habano?
Cigar Aficionado, Cigar Coop and halfwheel’s later coverage all say Habano. Rocky Patel’s own page names a Habano leaf from Ecuador in its write-up but Sumatra in its spec list, and Cigar Aficionado wrote in May 2024 that retail listings of Sumatra were incorrect.
Which factory rolls the Gold Label Sixty?
Rocky Patel’s TAVICUSA factory (Tabacalera Villa Cuba S.A.) in EstelÃ, Nicaragua, per halfwheel and Cigar Aficionado.
Want to line this up against other Rocky Patel blends? Our Rocky Patel brand page lists them all.
Additional information
| Packaging Type | Single |
|---|---|
| Origin | |
| Strength | Medium-Full |
| Wrapper | Ecuadorian Habano |
| Binder | Connecticut Broadleaf, Connecticut Shade |
| Filler | Nicaraguan |
| Length | 6" |
| Gauge | 60 |
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