God of Fire KKP Special Reserve Diadema 60: A Rare Fuente-Made Experience

God of Fire KKP Special Reserve Diadema 60 is now available at Ole Grapevine Cigar & Tobacco. Measuring 5 1/2 x 60, this large-format Dominican puro comes from the Fuente family’s Tabacalera A. Fuente y Cia. factory in the Dominican Republic.

It is a cigar for smokers who enjoy rare releases, oversized ring gauges, and a presentation that feels as special as the cigar itself.

A cigar with a story behind it

The KKP Special Reserve line was created by Prometheus for the God of Fire brand. The original release arrived in 2022 as part of Prometheus’ 30th anniversary celebration and marked the 15th anniversary of the God of Fire cigar collection.

The “KKP” initials refer to Keith Park, founder of Prometheus. Park’s long relationship with the Fuente family helped shape the God of Fire brand, which combines Fuente-made cigars with elaborate presentation humidors and accessories.

The Diadema 60 is part of the newer Diademas Selection, released to celebrate Prometheus’ 35th anniversary. Diadema cigars are difficult to produce because of their tapered shape and oversized center. They require careful rolling and an experienced torcedor.

The blend

God of Fire identifies the KKP Special Reserve as a Dominican puro, with Dominican wrapper, binder, and filler tobacco. The cigars are made by the Fuente family in the Dominican Republic.

The company does not publish a long list of specific leaf details for the blend. Available tasting coverage points toward creamy tobacco, cedar, roasted nuts, cocoa, oak, vanilla-like sweetness, earth, and gentle spice.

What smokers can expect

Reviews of the KKP Special Reserve family describe creamy tobacco and cedar at the start, followed by sweet wood, nuts, cocoa, and darker oak. Some reviewers have also found espresso, earth, and a mild bitter-sweet quality as the cigar moves toward the finish.

The Diadema 60 should be approached slowly. A 60 ring gauge can deliver a large volume of smoke, and the tapered shape adds another variable to the smoking experience. Take your time with the first few puffs and allow the cigar to settle before judging it.

The larger ring gauge gives the filler more influence than a traditional Corona or Robusto. That makes the Diadema 60 a good choice for smokers who enjoy a fuller, more textured smoke and want to watch a cigar develop over an extended session.

The presentation

The photograph accompanying this article shows the kind of presentation associated with the God of Fire KKP Special Reserve. The cigars are individually wrapped and arranged inside an ornate wooden case. The interior artwork, dark bands, gold details, and included accessories give the box the feel of a collector’s presentation rather than an ordinary cigar package.

The official Diadema 60 presentation is a Macassar ebony travel humidor containing 10 cigars. The suggested retail price is listed at $49.50 per cigar before tobacco and sales taxes, or $495 for the ten-count humidor.

The cigar is impressive before it is even lit. That is part of the appeal, especially for collectors and smokers looking for a memorable gift.

Why the Diadema 60 belongs in your humidor

The God of Fire KKP Special Reserve Diadema 60 brings together several things premium cigar smokers appreciate: Fuente family production, all-Dominican tobacco, a difficult-to-make shape, limited availability, and an elaborate presentation.

It is a cigar to bring out when the occasion calls for something memorable. It fits a celebration, a special gift, a collector’s humidor, or a quiet evening when you want to give one cigar your full attention.

Come see it at Ole Grapevine

The God of Fire KKP Special Reserve Diadema 60 is available at Ole Grapevine Cigar & Tobacco. Come by the shop to see the presentation, ask about the release, and pick one up while they are available.

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