Dunbarton Red Meat Lovers Spicy Beef Stick (6″ x 48) Box of 10
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Dunbarton Red Meat Lovers Beef Stick
The Dunbarton Red Meat Lovers Spicy Beef Stick (6″ x 48) looks familiar. Then you light it.
Steve Saka took the lean Beef Stick size and dropped the hotter Fritanga blend inside. More ligero. More pepper. More of that dark Broadleaf muscle. Expect espresso, earth, charred wood, dark cocoa, and black pepper with just enough sweetness hanging around underneath.
Long and lean. Dark. Spicy. Definitely not the mild cut at the butcher counter. Packed 10 cigars to a box.
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Dunbarton Red Meat Lovers Spicy Beef Stick Stats
- Brand: Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust
- Line: Red Meat Lovers
- Blender: Steve Saka
- Size: 6″ x 48
- Vitola: Spicy Beef Stick
- Shape: Corona Gorda
- Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf
- Binder: San Andrés
- Filler: Nicaragua & USA
- Blend: Fritanga / Higher-Ligero Red Meat Lovers Blend
- Country of Origin: Nicaragua
- Factory: NACSA, Estelí
- Strength: Full
- Body: Full
- Flavor Profile: Black pepper, espresso, dark cocoa, earth, charred wood, rich tobacco, natural sweetness
- Construction: Handmade, Long Filler
- Production: Regular Production
- Release: 2026
- Box Count: 10 Cigars
The Dunbarton Red Meat Lovers Spicy Beef Stick (6″ x 48) starts with a pretty simple question.
What happens when you take the Beef Stick and make it meaner?
This.
Instead of using the standard Red Meat Lovers blend, Steve Saka fills this version with the bolder Fritanga recipe. More ligero in the mix. More spice. More horsepower.
Connecticut Broadleaf handles the outside. Dark and rich. Underneath is a San Andrés binder surrounding Nicaraguan and U.S. filler tobaccos.
The first few pulls get right to business. Black pepper. Espresso. Dark earth. Charred wood. Cocoa. Then the Broadleaf starts bringing in some sweetness and heavier tobacco flavor. Not enough to tame it completely. Probably wasn’t supposed to.
The 48 ring gauge makes a difference here. Less bulk than the bigger Red Meat Lovers sizes. More concentration. The wrapper stays involved and that extra ligero has nowhere to hide.
And the name?
Spicy Beef Stick. For once, nobody in marketing needed to make things complicated. Packed in boxes of 10, this is the Red Meat Lovers cigar for smokers who already thought the regular Beef Stick was good but wanted a little more fire behind it.

