The Timeless Collection is renowned for its exceptional blends, masterfully combining various tobacco origins, seed types, vintages, and leaf positions to create a cigar that offers a rich and intricate flavor profile. When Nat Sherman discontinued its iconic cigar lines in 2019, two industry veterans, Michael Herklots and Brendon Scott, stepped in as saviors. They founded Ferio Tego, LLC, and acquired the Timeless Collection and Metropolitan Selections, ensuring the legacy continued.
The Ferio Tego Timeless Supreme, a beloved cigar from the collection, has undergone minimal changes, mainly in its branding and packaging. It still features a blend of full-bodied Nicaraguan long-fillers, a Nicaraguan wrapper, and binder, expertly handcrafted by the Plasencia family exclusively for Ferio Tego.
The meticulous attention to detail in developing the cigar's strength, flavor, and aroma, tailored to each shape and throughout the smoking experience, ensures a delightful journey for enthusiasts. This collection showcases full-bodied yet elegantly balanced box-pressed Nicaraguan puros, a testament to Ferio Tego's commitment to upholding the tradition of excellence established by Nat Sherman.
Cigar Aficionado
This box-pressed cigar draws and burns evenly, imparting a predominantly toasty, woody smoke underscored by a nutty pecan note and a tasty, herbal finish.
Score: 90/100
Stogie Press
Overall, the Nat Sherman Timeless Supreme 560 was a fine cigar with a complex and balanced array of flavors and aromas that kept me interested from foot to nub. The ash was spectacular and fell only once during the journey. There was a slight wave in the burn and the cigar did burn hot to the touch near the midway point. Once the ash did fall, it had a sharply pointed burn cone. Even so, I would say this is certainly worth a fiver and with the medium strength I would say it should be enjoyed by both experienced and new cigar enthusiasts alike.
