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The Rocky Patel The Edge A-10 LE Sixty is a 6 x 60 barber-pole cigar that twists a Honduran Corojo wrapper together with a Costa Rican maduro leaf over a Honduran binder and Nicaraguan and Panamanian filler. It is the widest size of the A-10, which marked The Edge’s tenth anniversary, and we sell it as singles.
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Description
The Rocky Patel The Edge A-10 LE Sixty is a 6 x 60 cigar wearing two wrappers at once, a Honduran Corojo leaf and a Costa Rican maduro leaf wound in a barber-pole spiral. Inside, per Cigar Coop, are a Honduran binder and Nicaraguan plus Panamanian filler.
What It Tastes Like
We found no published review of this Sixty, so the notes below come from the 6 x 52 Toro, the same blend in a slimmer format. Cigar Coop scored the Toro 90 in December 2015, rating it medium, with espresso and cedar backed by hay and white pepper. halfwheel scored a March 2016 re-review of the Toro 91; that smoke drifted from cedar and bitter cocoa toward pistachio, coffee bean and a peanut-butter sweetness.
Who It’s For
- Fans of fat ring gauges wanting the A-10 at 60 ring.
- Smokers torn between Corojo and maduro who want both.
- Edge regulars who know the Corojo and Maduro versions separately.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Two wrappers meant to add Corojo spice to maduro sweetness, per Nish Patel in Cigar Aficionado (2015)
- The Toro earned 90 from Cigar Coop (December 2015) and 91 in halfwheel’s March 2016 re-review
Cons
- Reviews cover the Toro, not this 60-ring size
- halfwheel’s original Toro review reported a wandering burn line that forced repeated touch-ups
About The Edge A-10
Cigar Aficionado reported in April 2015 that the A-10 marked ten years of The Edge, released that May after a delay from 2014. The Sixty joined as the second size in May 2016, per Cigar Coop.
Pairing and Storage
Because Cigar Coop kept tasting espresso in the Toro, try this Sixty beside a cup of espresso, or reach for a bourbon, one of the medium-strength picks in our cigar pairing guide.
Compare Similar Cigars
- Rocky Patel Edge Toro Corojo: the Honduran Corojo half of the A-10’s wrapper, by itself at 6 x 52.
- Rocky Patel Edge Toro Maduro: the A-10’s other wrapper, Costa Rican maduro per Cigar Aficionado, alone on a 6 x 52.
- The Edge Sumatra Toro: a 6 x 52 Edge under a single Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper.
Rocky Patel The Edge A-10 LE Sixty FAQ
How strong is the Rocky Patel The Edge A-10 LE Sixty?
Medium for most sources: Cigar Coop rated the Toro medium in strength and Neptune Cigar calls the Sixty medium-bodied, while halfwheel found the Toro building toward medium-full.
Why does the A-10 have two wrapper colors?
It is a barber pole that joins the wrappers of The Edge Corojo and The Edge Maduro, which Cigar Aficionado identifies as Honduran and Costa Rican.
What size is the A-10 Sixty?
Six inches by 60 ring gauge, per Rocky Patel, the thickest of three A-10 sizes.
Where is the Edge A-10 made?
Cigar Aficionado and Cigar Coop credit the El Paraíso factory in Honduras, though Neptune Cigar names Nicaragua.
Set the A-10 beside the rest of the brand via our Rocky Patel cigars page.
Additional information
| Packaging Type | Single |
|---|---|
| Strength | Medium |
| Origin | |
| Shape | Toro |
| Wrapper | Honduran Corojo, Costa Rican Maduro |
| Binder | Honduras |
| Filler | Nicaragua, Panama |
| Length | 6" |
| Gauge | 60 |
