Alec Bradley Lineage Gordo

Alec Bradley Lineage Gordo is a medium-strength 6 x 60 Gordo produced in Honduras. The Lineage carries a personal Alec Bradley family story: the company itself was named after Alan Rubin’s sons, and this line celebrated their coming of age and growing involvement in the business. Within the portfolio, it is best understood as a medium-bodied Honduran-made line combining family heritage with an approachable richer profile.

The tobacco recipe combines a Honduran Trojes wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder and long-fillers from Honduras and Nicaragua. The line is commonly associated with cedar, nuts, earth, cocoa, leather, pepper and balanced sweetness. The 6 x 60 Lineage 660 is the substantial Gordo of the range, emphasizing filler volume and a cooler smoking pace. The broad Gordo format increases filler volume and generally favors a cooler, slower burn than a slimmer cigar of similar length.

The underlying blend remains the same across pack sizes, while the Gordo dimensions determine smoking time, wrapper influence and filler volume. With its documented construction, exact 6 x 60 format and Medium strength, this presentation gives shoppers a clear basis for comparing the cigar with other Alec Bradley lines and vitolas.