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Ashton Cabinet Selection

Uses extra-aged tobacco and is a step richer than the Ashton Classic.

StrengthMild–Medium

Blend and specs

BrandAshton
Made inDominican Republic
MakerAshton (made by Tabacalera A. Fuente)
WrapperConnecticut Shade
BinderDominican Republic
FillerDominican Republic
Strength Mild–Medium
Wrapper familyConnecticut Shade (light, creamy)
ShapeMostly round (parejo) and figurado sizes
Brand typeIndependent / family

Specs come from published maker and retailer information. Tobacco origins can change between production runs; check the box or band for the cigar you're buying.

What reviewers and smokers say

4independent review sites have reviewed it
–no published scores found
10threads on r/cigars

Reviewed on: cigaraficionado.com, developingpalates.com, famous-smoke.com, stogieguys.com. Counts come from Google results collected in November 2026; scores are those quoted in review snippets. See what the data shows.

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Common questions

What wrapper does the Ashton Cabinet Selection use?

The Ashton Cabinet Selection uses a Connecticut Shade wrapper, with a Dominican Republic binder and Dominican Republic filler.

How strong is the Ashton Cabinet Selection?

It's generally rated mild to medium in strength (2 on our 5-point scale).

Where is the Ashton Cabinet Selection made?

In Dominican Republic.

If I like the Ashton Cabinet Selection, what else should I try?

Our closest matches are Arturo Fuente Chateau Fuente (98%), Montecristo Classic (98%), Ashton Classic (98%), Davidoff Grand Cru (92%). For something less well known, try the Foundation Charter Oak.