Cape: Ecuador Sumatra
Capote: Dominican Republic
Casing: Dominican Republic
Fortress: Medium
Length: 4.75" (inch) = 120.65 mm
Thickness: 19.9 mm/diameter
Weight: 1.55 lbs paq.
Units in Package: 10
The world of the cigar is full of interesting stories. That is why we want to share some with you!
1. Does the strength of cigars depend on the color?
Contrary to popular belief, color does not always tell us that it is more or less strong. In this case, only its type of filling depends. Regarding its appearance, we can say that dark leaves burn more slow and are softer. Light cigar varieties can also be wrapped in dark types of leaves.
2. Which are better, Cuban or Dominican?
For a long time, Cuban cigars stood out like this. Considering that currently Dominican cigars are not inferior to them. Even after the state imposed the seize on this industry, some factories moved to the Dominican Republic for its ideal climate and the knowledge of the artisans helping local cigars to be among the best in the world on a par with the Cubans. The Tobacco Institute was even created in this country, thanks to whose research the quality of the products has greatly improved.
3. The flavor of the cigar is fully revealed in conjunction with the alcohol.
To maximize the taste, experts recommend trying, combining it with alcoholic beverages. One of the most popular and versatile is Rum. It is better to use a golden or dark rum. Light cigars can be tasted with wines or beers, flavored rums or rum liqueurs. The popular combination with brandy is not really ideal as it can alter the taste of a light vitola. Some people use to wet the layer of the cigar with Cognac or Rum not because it maximizes its flavor but to numb the lips!
Don't be afraid to experiment with different combinations and find the perfect one for you!
4. The paper label, why and for what?
The appearance of the paper ring on cigars is still a mystery. There are many legends about this. One of them is related to the name of Catherine the Great, who did not want to look at the tobacco stains on her fine fingers. The other tells the story of English Dandies who did not want to get their white gloves dirty while holding tobacco. The third says that the rings are necessary to join the carelessly crooked leaves ... And the fourth, more realistically, claims that it is only a defense against counterfeits.
Which one will you believe? It's up to you! The main thing is that you enjoy smoking!

































