DAVIDOFF DEMI TASSE

The Davidoff Demi Tasse is the perfect middle ground for the time-conscious aficionado. Slightly thicker than a standard cigarillo, this 4″ x 25 small panetela delivers a more voluminous and cooler smoke. Featuring an exquisite filler blend from the Dominican Republic, Brazil, and Indonesia, bound in an Indonesian leaf and finished with a beautiful Sumatra wrapper, it offers a sophisticated 15-minute experience with rich notes of oak wood, cocoa, and subtle spice.

Davidoff Luxury in a Compact Format The Davidoff Demi Tasse represents the pinnacle of small-format cigars. While many smaller sticks utilize homogenized or short-filler tobacco, the Demi Tasse is a “Cigarrito” that adheres to the strict long-filler quality standards of the Davidoff White Label. It was designed specifically for those who appreciate the sophisticated flavour profile of a full-sized Davidoff but require a smoke that fits into a 15 to 20-minute window. It is the perfect blend of convenience and connoisseurship.

A Harmonious Multi-Origin Blend The secret to the Demi Tasse’s refined character is its high-quality construction. It features a silky-smooth Ecuadorian wrapper that provides a clean, mild entry to the palate. The binder and filler are a proprietary blend of Indonesian, Brazilian, and Caribbean tobaccos. This international mixture ensures that despite its small 25 ring gauge, the smoke remains cool and carries the complexity expected from a Davidoff. Each stick is finished with a traditional cap, requiring a clean cut to unlock its full aromatic potential.

The Executive’s Choice for the Indian Market In the fast-paced business environments of cities like Mumbai, Delhi, or Bangalore, the Demi Tasse is a strategic choice. It is small enough to be carried in a suit pocket or a briefcase in its elegant 10-count pack, yet prestigious enough to be shared during a quick outdoor break at a corporate event. For the Indian smoker, it provides a consistent, high-status experience that is manageable even during the humid monsoon months or a busy workday.