Cain Tour here Thursday in Salem Oregon woot
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so I get the email from the local shop and woohoo, Cain in the house!!
if you are in PDX you should rock on down. here's the email from the shop
Come join us and try a truly unique cigar We here at AVVA Cigars and Wine are proud and excited to bring you an event featuring a truly unique experience in the cigar world, the Cain on June 17th from 5 to 8 PM. Sam Leccia, the man who brought us the Nub, strikes again with the Cain, a "Straight Ligero" cigar. Ligero is the strongest, most flavorful leaf on the tobacco plant and is commonly used as a spice component in a cigar blend. What sets the Cain apart is not just the use of Ligero in the blend but the amount. The Cain is called a "Straight Ligero" because it is comprised of around 80% Ligero and is a powerhouse of the first order. However, it is not at all a harsh cigar as the leaf is triple fermented and is very, very smooth. The Cain comes in wrapped in a maduro or habano wrapper and exhibits notes of nuts and cedar with the classic spice of Nicaraguan cigars. As it progresses a leathery taste begins to present its self and the spice comes more to the fore. Climaxing in a powerful finish this cigar is not to be trifled with, but offers us a huge palette of deep, rich flavor. Complimenting this cigar will a selection of wines chosen to marry well with its richness, depth and complexity. Included will be the Six Prong Cabernet Sauvignon, Sandemans Tawny Port, Red Rock Merlot and Chateau Greysac Medoc Bordeaux. So mark your calendar for Thursday June 17th at 5 PM and join us for a rich tasting experience
Come join us and try a truly unique cigar We here at AVVA Cigars and Wine are proud and excited to bring you an event featuring a truly unique experience in the cigar world, the Cain on June 17th from 5 to 8 PM. Sam Leccia, the man who brought us the Nub, strikes again with the Cain, a "Straight Ligero" cigar. Ligero is the strongest, most flavorful leaf on the tobacco plant and is commonly used as a spice component in a cigar blend. What sets the Cain apart is not just the use of Ligero in the blend but the amount. The Cain is called a "Straight Ligero" because it is comprised of around 80% Ligero and is a powerhouse of the first order. However, it is not at all a harsh cigar as the leaf is triple fermented and is very, very smooth. The Cain comes in wrapped in a maduro or habano wrapper and exhibits notes of nuts and cedar with the classic spice of Nicaraguan cigars. As it progresses a leathery taste begins to present its self and the spice comes more to the fore. Climaxing in a powerful finish this cigar is not to be trifled with, but offers us a huge palette of deep, rich flavor. Complimenting this cigar will a selection of wines chosen to marry well with its richness, depth and complexity. Included will be the Six Prong Cabernet Sauvignon, Sandemans Tawny Port, Red Rock Merlot and Chateau Greysac Medoc Bordeaux. So mark your calendar for Thursday June 17th at 5 PM and join us for a rich tasting experience
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I missed it! I just saw this post!