“Delirios” means deliriums — fleeting states of heightened perception, where the senses unlock something beyond the ordinary. It’s an apt name for what Nelson Alfonso has built into this 5.75×55 vitola. Longer and wider than the Sabios, the Delirios gives the Atabey blend more room to breathe and more time to reveal itself, pushing the smoke further into that remarkable cedar-aged complexity that sets this line apart from everything else in the humidor. Like every cigar in the lineup, the Delirios was rolled at Tabacos de Costa Rica and then rested for a minimum of five years in rooms lined with five types of cedar — Cuban, Spanish, Mexican, Brazilian, and Lebanese — humidity cycling daily, the tobacco slowly reaching a depth of character that no shortcut can replicate. The blend remains a closely guarded secret, disclosing only what it chooses to: a silky Ecuadorian wrapper, and a profile that unfolds in waves of cream, salted caramel, cedar, hickory, maple, gentle pepper, and a finish so long and clean it makes you sit quietly for a moment before reaching for another puff. One of the world’s great cigars. At any price.