Dunbarton Sin Compromiso No. 5 (6 x 54) Box of 13
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Dunbarton Sin Compromiso No. 5
The Dunbarton Sin Compromiso No. 5 (6″ x 54) Box of 13 is Steve Saka’s premium Maduro blend in a thick, softly box-pressed Toro. A dark Mexican San Andrés Negro wrapper surrounds an Ecuadorian Habano binder and carefully selected Nicaraguan long-fillers. Six inches of rich tobacco. No shortage of character here.
Espresso and dark chocolate come through early, with a little pepper and earthy sweetness following behind. As the No. 5 warms up, roasted nuts and cedar start working their way into the smoke. There’s some strength, sure. But it’s the balance between those darker flavors and the natural sweetness that makes Sin Compromiso worth smoking.
Handmade at Joya de Nicaragua, each cigar comes protected in a Spanish cedar sleeve. Thirteen premium Toros per box.
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Dunbarton Sin Compromiso No. 5 Stats
- Brand: Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust
- Series: Sin Compromiso Selección
- Size: 6″ x 54
- Shape: Box-Pressed Parejo Toro
- Wrapper: Mexican San Andrés Negro
- Binder: Ecuadorian Habano Thin Ligero
- Filler: Nicaragua
- Origin: Nicaragua
- Factory: Joya de Nicaragua
- Blender: Steve Saka
- Strength: Medium to Full
- Flavor Profile: Espresso, Dark Cocoa, Earth, Cedar, Roasted Nuts, Sweet Spice
- Packaging: Box of 13 Cigars
Sin Compromiso No. 5 – A Toro With Plenty Going On
The No. 5 is a good-looking cigar. Six inches long, a generous 54-ring gauge, and a dark Mexican San Andrés wrapper with plenty of texture. The soft box press gives it that slightly squared-off appearance. Not too pronounced. Just enough to make it feel a little different from a traditional round Toro.
Steve Saka spent more than three years working on Sin Compromiso. Different tobaccos. Plenty of experimentation. The idea was to create something special without worrying about taking the easy route.
And this blend certainly isn’t ordinary.
Handmade at Joya de Nicaragua, the No. 5 combines a specially cultivated Mexican wrapper with an Ecuadorian Habano binder and Nicaraguan fillers selected for their distinctive character.
Flavor and Character
There’s some serious roasted flavor here. Espresso, earthy tobacco, and a little black pepper come together almost immediately. The smoke has a nice weight to it. Rich, but there’s a softness around the edges.
A few minutes later, dark cocoa starts coming through. Not particularly sweet at first. More like bittersweet chocolate with a little cedar underneath.
Then the balance changes.
The natural sweetness begins showing itself, mixing with toasted nuts and darker coffee notes. Some draws are earthy. Others carry a little more spice. Nothing feels forced, and the flavors don’t all arrive at once.
Toward the finish, the No. 5 develops a deeper roasted character. More espresso. A touch of pepper and that familiar San Andrés sweetness lingering after the draw.
A lot of flavor packed into one Toro.
Why Choose the Sin Compromiso No. 5?
The No. 5 sits between the shorter No. 4 and the longer No. 7, making it a comfortable middle ground for smokers who enjoy a substantial cigar without committing to the biggest size in the collection.
It’s got plenty of Nicaraguan character, but the wrapper brings something different to the table. Dark chocolate, natural sweetness, and a slightly savory quality that works beautifully with the roasted flavors.
A good cigar for a quiet afternoon. Even better after dinner.
Thirteen individually cedar-sleeved cigars come packaged in a finished wooden box, ready for the humidor.
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24 reviews for Dunbarton Sin Compromiso No. 5 (6 x 54) Box of 13
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Elias J. (verified owner) –
One of the more interesting sizes in the Sin Compromiso collection. Substantial without being enormous.
Holden F. (verified owner) –
There’s something appealing about that soft box press. Looks different and feels comfortable in the hand.
Jared I. (verified owner) –
Steve Saka put a lot of thought into Sin Compromiso, and the tobacco selection shows it.
Marshall W. (verified owner) –
The No. 5 is a great size for this blend. Six inches, a generous ring gauge, and plenty of rich tobacco flavor.
Tom Z. (verified owner) –
A solid choice for someone wanting to explore Dunbarton’s premium Maduro blends.
Maurice F. (verified owner) –
The No. 5 sits right between the shorter and longer Sin Compromiso sizes. A good middle ground.
Taylor E. (verified owner) –
Six inches of rich Maduro tobacco. The No. 5 gives this blend a comfortable size.
Andre I. (verified owner) –
The chocolate notes are more bittersweet than sugary. A nice tobacco-forward profile.
Dominic W. (verified owner) –
Rich Maduro character with a pleasant natural sweetness. The roasted notes really make the blend.
Jeffery E. (verified owner) –
That Mexican San Andrés Negro wrapper has a beautiful, dark appearance.
Brandon A. (verified owner) –
The roasted wood character adds something different to the usual coffee and cocoa combination.
Alan K. (verified owner) –
A well-presented premium cigar. The cedar sleeves and wooden box are distinctive.
Ernest B. (verified owner) –
The sweetness has a slightly caramel-like quality that works nicely with the espresso notes.
Dylan F. (verified owner) –
Plenty of earthy depth in this Toro. The natural sweetness keeps the darker flavors balanced.
Mitchell J. (verified owner) –
The espresso character is particularly appealing. Dark and roasted, with a little sweetness.
Shane K. (verified owner) –
Dark cocoa and espresso are front and center in the Sin Compromiso No. 5. A nice combination.
Jonah Z. (verified owner) –
Plenty of rich flavor in a classic Toro-sized smoke. The No. 5 has a lot going for it.
Theodore A. (verified owner) –
A good fit for anyone who enjoys premium Nicaraguan cigars with darker flavor profiles.
Fernando T. (verified owner) –
Thirteen cigars per box. A little unusual, but the presentation suits this premium blend.
Oliver T. (verified owner) –
The No. 5 has that familiar Sin Compromiso look. Dark wrapper, attractive bands, and cedar sleeves.
Stephen I. (verified owner) –
Coffee, cocoa, and a little warm spice. Exactly the sort of flavors that make San Andrés wrappers interesting.
Jim A. (verified owner) –
Rich tobacco with a smooth side to it. There’s more here than simply a strong Maduro.
Nelson B. (verified owner) –
Roasted nuts, coffee, and a little spice give the No. 5 plenty of variety.
Barry E. (verified owner) –
The soft box press is subtle. Just enough to make this Toro stand out from a regular round cigar.