We should schedule a Vegas Herf at the same time as this show in the future.
Are these Event Only? If not can anyone please PM me a source if there are any left, those are beautiful!!!
Sorry bro. Cigar.com sources only. You're teetering on the Harry edge of a banishment!
That was for posting sources not private messaging them.
Yeah I know. It was just a joke bro...
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We should schedule a Vegas Herf at the same time as this show in the future.
Are these Event Only? If not can anyone please PM me a source if there are any left, those are beautiful!!!
Sorry bro. Cigar.com sources only. You're teetering on the Harry edge of a banishment!
That was for posting sources not private messaging them.
They aren't for sale yet
"I drink a great deal. I sleep a little, and I smoke cigar after cigar. That is why I am in two-hundred-percent form." -- Winston Churchill "LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
We should schedule a Vegas Herf at the same time as this show in the future.
Are these Event Only? If not can anyone please PM me a source if there are any left, those are beautiful!!!
Sorry bro. Cigar.com sources only. You're teetering on the Harry edge of a banishment!
That was for posting sources not private messaging them.
They aren't for sale yet
How did you get one then?
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"I drink a great deal. I sleep a little, and I smoke cigar after cigar. That is why I am in two-hundred-percent form." -- Winston Churchill "LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
Plasencia Cosecha 149 Launched at 2021 PCA Trade Show
At the 2021 Trade Show, Plasencia Cigars launched the Plasencia Cosecha 149. The name Cosecha is Spanish for Harvest. In the case of the Cosecha 149, it’s a cigar comprised of 100% Honduran tobacco from the Plasencia family’s 149th harvest.
The Plasencia 149 is the second installment of Plasencia’s Cosecha series. In 2017, Plasencia launched the Plasencia 146, a cigar made up of tobaccos from the Plasencia’s 146th crop that was harvested in 2011. The Plasencia 149 features tobaccos harvested in 2014 from various Plasencia family farms in Honduras.
The Plasencia Cosecha 149 is presented in three sizes – each in ten-count boxes. It is a Honduran puro using tobacco from the Plasencia family’s various Honduran farms. This medium to full-bodied blend features plenty of spice and toasty crispness (which is unique to Honduran tobacco). The smoking experience changes to a smoother, balanced middle finish.
“We are so excited to present the Plasencia Cosecha 149 at this year’s PCA. Honduran tobacco is incredibly unique. We felt strongly that to commemorate our 149th harvest the cigar needed to set itself apart. We look forward to sharing this blend with the smoking public, ” commented CEO Nestor Andrés Plasencia in a press release prior to the 2021 PCA Trade Show.
At a glance, here is a look at the Plasencia Cosecha 149:
Blend and Origin
Wrapper: Honduran
Binder: Honduran
Filler: Honduran
Country of Origin: Honduras
Factory: Tabacos de Oriente
Vitolas Offered
Santa Fe (Gordito): 4.3/4 X 60. (MSRP $12.00)
La Vega: (Robusto): 5 X 52. (MSRP $13.00)
Azuacualpa (Toro): 6 X 52 (MSRP $14.50)
BURLINGTON, N.C. – As their 50th Anniversary Celebration marches on, JR Cigar Cigar.com is adding another top-notch manufacturer to their list of collaborators. For this project, JR has teamed with Alec and Bradley Rubin, the name sakes of Alec Bradley Cigars and the founders of Alec & Bradley.
The Alec & Bradley Wagyu A5 is a unique, limited edition cigar blended and created by the Rubin brothers. It takes its name from the Japanese beef that has become world renowned for its flavor, visual appearance and high price tag.
“We wanted to create a cigar that evoked the characteristics of Wagyu beef: luxury, flavor and rarity and that’s exactly what you get,” says Bradley Rubin. Alec Rubin adds, “We also wanted to create a rich and meaty blend that would pair well with Wagyu beef and create a similar flavor profile. I think we nailed it.”
Hand crafted in Honduras at the iconic Raices Cubanas factory, the Alec & Bradley Wagyu A5 uses aged long filler from Nicaragua, Colombia and Honduras to achieve a rich and meaty core. The Honduran Habano binder adds in touches of spice, while the Mexican San Andrés wrapper brings it home with notes of dark chocolate, dark fruit and a touch of sweetness.
Offered in a 10-count box, the Alec & Bradley Wagyu A5 is available in one size: 6×52 Toro. Just 500 boxes have been made.
Priced at $12.00 per cigar; $109.95. per box, this cigar will be available July 19 exclusively at JRcigars Cigar.com
@Cam_91 said:
ALEC & BRADLEY WAGYU A5 JR Ccom 50TH ANNOUNCED
BURLINGTON, N.C. – As their 50th Anniversary Celebration marches on, JR Cigar Cigar.com is adding another top-notch manufacturer to their list of collaborators. For this project, JR has teamed with Alec and Bradley Rubin, the name sakes of Alec Bradley Cigars and the founders of Alec & Bradley.
The Alec & Bradley Wagyu A5 is a unique, limited edition cigar blended and created by the Rubin brothers. It takes its name from the Japanese beef that has become world renowned for its flavor, visual appearance and high price tag.
“We wanted to create a cigar that evoked the characteristics of Wagyu beef: luxury, flavor and rarity and that’s exactly what you get,” says Bradley Rubin. Alec Rubin adds, “We also wanted to create a rich and meaty blend that would pair well with Wagyu beef and create a similar flavor profile. I think we nailed it.”
Hand crafted in Honduras at the iconic Raices Cubanas factory, the Alec & Bradley Wagyu A5 uses aged long filler from Nicaragua, Colombia and Honduras to achieve a rich and meaty core. The Honduran Habano binder adds in touches of spice, while the Mexican San Andrés wrapper brings it home with notes of dark chocolate, dark fruit and a touch of sweetness.
Offered in a 10-count box, the Alec & Bradley Wagyu A5 is available in one size: 6×52 Toro. Just 500 boxes have been made.
Priced at $12.00 per cigar; $109.95. per box, this cigar will be available July 19 exclusively at JRcigars Cigar.com
@ShawnOL said:
Yet another cigar coming out in a 10ct. box. Not a fan of small boxes.
That was my disagree. I like 10 count boxes and wish more companies would put them out. Seems to be just the right size if you're planning on smoking them within the six months to a year.
Bigger boxes if your planning on more more rest....Or you can get a couple 10s...Smoke one and hide the other away....But that's just me.
For the first time in four years, AVO Cigars will introduce a new blend in the brand’s contemporary Syncro series, as they announced the AVO Syncro Caribe today in a press release.
AVO Syncro Caribe follows the AVO Syncro Nicaragua (2015), AVO Syncro Nicaragua Fogata (2016), and AVO Syncro South America Ritmo (2017), now focusing on the “flavors, rhythm, and lifestyle” of the Caribbean—of which Caribe is the Spanish translation.
Since the beginning, this series has been themed around the synchronization of tobaccos from multinational regions, often focusing on regions not commonly used in AVO’s traditionally Dominican comfort zone. To showcase the Caribbean vibe, AVO Syncro Caribe incorporates tobaccos of the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and Nicaragua.
AVO has also touted a blending process dubbed Natural Distribution:
This dynamic cigar was blended to showcase a process we are calling ‘Natural Distribution’ in which the proportions of the tobaccos on any given plant is perfectly matched in the blending process. Specifically, the ratios of tobaccos from each priming are matched in the blend in all vitolas.
The cigars will ship in mid-August, available in three formats: Robusto (5″ x 50), Toro (6″ x 52), and Special Toro (6″ x 60). The cigars are packaged in boxes of 20 cigars, priced from $10.90 to $12.90 MSRP per cigar.
AVO SYNCRO CARIBE BREAKDOWN
Wrapper: Dominican Republic
Binder: Ecuador
Filler: Dominican Republic | Nicaragua
Factory: OK Cigar Corp, Inc. (Dominican Republic)
Production: Regular Production
Packaging: 20-ct boxes
Vitolas: 3
Price: $10.90–$12.90 (MSRP)
Release: August 2021
Robusto: 5″ x 50 | $10.90
Toro: 6″ x 52 | $11.90
Special Toro: 6″ x 60 | $12.90
"I drink a great deal. I sleep a little, and I smoke cigar after cigar. That is why I am in two-hundred-percent form." -- Winston Churchill "LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
They are an inch shorter then their original release. Otherwise the same.
"I drink a great deal. I sleep a little, and I smoke cigar after cigar. That is why I am in two-hundred-percent form." -- Winston Churchill "LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
... with a new brand name: House of Nicaragua / King of Ashes - due legal issues with the Danish Government and the Royal Family, Jan Vistisen (Owner of Royal Danish/House of Nicaragua) had to changed the name and take this as a opportunity to create new blends and new cigars. And so here are the first two of his new line.
Since its humble beginnings in 1840 as a cigar created for export to the United Kingdom, Punch has been a stalwart brand that has weathered many storms and withstood the test of time. It has captured the palates and hearts of generations of cigar enthusiasts, most notably discerning American smokers who continually turn to Punch for its expert craftsmanship, indulgent flavor and confident branding.
To commemorate the momentous occasion of the brand’s 180th anniversary, Punch is proud to release its most limited offering to date with “Aniversario,” a spectacular cigar befitting the Punch legacy.
Ed Lahmann, senior brand manager of Punch said, “Perhaps more than any other handmade cigar brand that has graced a tobacconist’s humidor, Punch has been symbolic of a trailblazer, a maverick and one who is unapologetically self-assured in their choices. Today, we celebrate Punch as the first name in Honduran-crafted cigars with this special release. We look forward to upholding the brand’s legacy for today’s Punch loyalists and the next generation of Punch enthusiasts.”
The Punch blending team at the HATSA factory in Danli, Honduras developed the cigar to offer an indulgent, hourlong smoking experience, giving the Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper additional cedar aging to enhance the tobacco and create a deeper, richer profile. The blend features proprietary, hand-selected leaves from the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and Honduras and a Connecticut Broadleaf binder to create a dimensional, earthy cigar that is equally as indulgent as it is satisfying.
Punch Aniversario will be released exclusively to select brick and mortar retailers in early September and only 3,400 boxes of this commemorative blend have been produced. The cigars are presented in ten-count wooden boxes, handsomely accented with navy and gold.
Punch Aniversario Double Corona (7.25 x 54); SRP per cigar $14.99
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Anyone have experience with these? Also… WARNING: Flashing bright images
ESPINOSA & CIGAR DOJO REUNITE FOR PSYCHEDELIC TURTLE II
Cigar Dojo and Espinosa Premium Cigars have reunited to showcase a fresh take on the duo’s offbeat pet project, introducing the Psychedelic Turtle II.
What are the ingredients of a great blockbuster sequel? More color, more action, more EVERYTHING! All the while sprinkling in familiar callbacks to the original… what’s not to love? This is the Psychedelic Turtle II in a nutshell, or halfshell, if we may.
Psychedelic Turtle II brings back the vibrant feel and turtle-pressed shape of the original Psychedelic Turtle cigar, now boasting high-grade tobaccos from the vaults of A.J. Fernández and his northernmost factory of Ocotal, Nicaragua. This includes selections from Nicaragua’s Condega, Ometepe, and Jalapa growing regions, used throughout the filler. This recipe is bound in a Jalapa leaf and finalized with a Mexican San Andrés maduro wrapper, taking the experience into darker and uncharted territory.
“In 2019 we released the Psychedelic Turtle, and it was one of our more unique and fun projects we have collaborated on. We really wanted to revisit the cigar but make it even better, and the Espinosa team came up with a blend that, in my opinion, could be one of their very best,” commented Eric Guttormson, owner of Cigar Dojo.
Psychedelic Turtle II continues where the original left off, releasing the cigars in multicolored bundles; for this release, the selections are: Sublime, Go-Mango, Panther Pink, Top Banana, and Plum Crazy. This now continues to the foot decoration, where each bundle contains cigars bound in Sublime, Go-Mango, Turquoise Turtle, Top Banana, and Plum Crazy ribbons. And as with the original 2019 release, Psychedelic Turtle II bundles have randomly been stuffed with the rare golden ticket prize of an invite to Espinosa’s 2021 La Zona Palooza festival, held at the company’s headquarters in Hialeah, FL (*offer for event only, airfare and lodging not included). While there were only three tickets in the 2019 release, there will be 10 tickets in circulation for Psychedelic Turtle II.
Erik Espinosa, owner of Espinosa Premium Cigars, commented, “Just like Sarsaparilla, when the Dojo and Espinosa get together, we make magic. Here is the new Psychedelic Turtle with a delicious dark wrapper, which makes this Turtle even more funky than before.
It’s delicious, and for an extra treat, a ticket to LZP21.”
Psychedelic Turtle II will be offered exclusively through partner and online retailer JR Cigar, with 500 bundles of 10 cigars scheduled to go live on August 6, 2021 at 12pm (Eastern Time). Pricing is set at $89.95 MSRP per bundle, though a 10% off coupon will be made available to Dojoverse.com app members.
PSYCHEDELIC TURTLE II BREAKDOWN
Wrapper: Mexican San Andrés
Binder: Nicaragua (Jalapa)
Filler: Nicaragua (Condega | Ometepe | Jalapa)
Factory: San Lotano
Production: Limited Edition (5,000 cigars)
Packaging: 10-ct Bundles
Vitola: 5″ x 56 “Turtle Press” (Robusto Grande)
Price: $89.95 ($9/cigar)
Release: August 6, 2021
Retailer: JR Cigar
Comments
That was for posting sources not private messaging them.
Yeah I know. It was just a joke bro...
Frank I honestly thought you were serious lol
I'm sure @Cam_91 can dig up a source
This was great lol
They aren't for sale yet
-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
Thank you for the info. I could only find Hive samplers but they didn’t have all the cigars included with them, plus we’re sold out already.
How did you get one then?
I haven't sugar tìts
-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
FIFY @Stubble told me so, in case you're wondering how I know.
Plasencia Cosecha 149 Launched at 2021 PCA Trade Show
At the 2021 Trade Show, Plasencia Cigars launched the Plasencia Cosecha 149. The name Cosecha is Spanish for Harvest. In the case of the Cosecha 149, it’s a cigar comprised of 100% Honduran tobacco from the Plasencia family’s 149th harvest.
The Plasencia 149 is the second installment of Plasencia’s Cosecha series. In 2017, Plasencia launched the Plasencia 146, a cigar made up of tobaccos from the Plasencia’s 146th crop that was harvested in 2011. The Plasencia 149 features tobaccos harvested in 2014 from various Plasencia family farms in Honduras.
The Plasencia Cosecha 149 is presented in three sizes – each in ten-count boxes. It is a Honduran puro using tobacco from the Plasencia family’s various Honduran farms. This medium to full-bodied blend features plenty of spice and toasty crispness (which is unique to Honduran tobacco). The smoking experience changes to a smoother, balanced middle finish.
“We are so excited to present the Plasencia Cosecha 149 at this year’s PCA. Honduran tobacco is incredibly unique. We felt strongly that to commemorate our 149th harvest the cigar needed to set itself apart. We look forward to sharing this blend with the smoking public, ” commented CEO Nestor Andrés Plasencia in a press release prior to the 2021 PCA Trade Show.
At a glance, here is a look at the Plasencia Cosecha 149:
Blend and Origin
Wrapper: Honduran
Binder: Honduran
Filler: Honduran
Country of Origin: Honduras
Factory: Tabacos de Oriente
Vitolas Offered
Santa Fe (Gordito): 4.3/4 X 60. (MSRP $12.00)
La Vega: (Robusto): 5 X 52. (MSRP $13.00)
Azuacualpa (Toro): 6 X 52 (MSRP $14.50)
Photo Credit: Erron Nielsen for Cigar Coop
ALEC & BRADLEY WAGYU A5 JR Ccom 50TH ANNOUNCED
BURLINGTON, N.C. – As their 50th Anniversary Celebration marches on, JR Cigar Cigar.com is adding another top-notch manufacturer to their list of collaborators. For this project, JR has teamed with Alec and Bradley Rubin, the name sakes of Alec Bradley Cigars and the founders of Alec & Bradley.
The Alec & Bradley Wagyu A5 is a unique, limited edition cigar blended and created by the Rubin brothers. It takes its name from the Japanese beef that has become world renowned for its flavor, visual appearance and high price tag.
“We wanted to create a cigar that evoked the characteristics of Wagyu beef: luxury, flavor and rarity and that’s exactly what you get,” says Bradley Rubin. Alec Rubin adds, “We also wanted to create a rich and meaty blend that would pair well with Wagyu beef and create a similar flavor profile. I think we nailed it.”
Hand crafted in Honduras at the iconic Raices Cubanas factory, the Alec & Bradley Wagyu A5 uses aged long filler from Nicaragua, Colombia and Honduras to achieve a rich and meaty core. The Honduran Habano binder adds in touches of spice, while the Mexican San Andrés wrapper brings it home with notes of dark chocolate, dark fruit and a touch of sweetness.
Offered in a 10-count box, the Alec & Bradley Wagyu A5 is available in one size: 6×52 Toro. Just 500 boxes have been made.
Priced at $12.00 per cigar; $109.95. per box, this cigar will be available July 19 exclusively at JRcigars Cigar.com
I have very conflicting thoughts
Yet another cigar coming out in a 10ct. box. Not a fan of small boxes.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
I’m a fan of the price tho
That was my disagree. I like 10 count boxes and wish more companies would put them out. Seems to be just the right size if you're planning on smoking them within the six months to a year.
Bigger boxes if your planning on more more rest....Or you can get a couple 10s...Smoke one and hide the other away....But that's just me.
Buy two.
AVO ANNOUNCES AVO SYNCRO CARIBE
For the first time in four years, AVO Cigars will introduce a new blend in the brand’s contemporary Syncro series, as they announced the AVO Syncro Caribe today in a press release.
AVO Syncro Caribe follows the AVO Syncro Nicaragua (2015), AVO Syncro Nicaragua Fogata (2016), and AVO Syncro South America Ritmo (2017), now focusing on the “flavors, rhythm, and lifestyle” of the Caribbean—of which Caribe is the Spanish translation.
Since the beginning, this series has been themed around the synchronization of tobaccos from multinational regions, often focusing on regions not commonly used in AVO’s traditionally Dominican comfort zone. To showcase the Caribbean vibe, AVO Syncro Caribe incorporates tobaccos of the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and Nicaragua.
AVO has also touted a blending process dubbed Natural Distribution:
This dynamic cigar was blended to showcase a process we are calling ‘Natural Distribution’ in which the proportions of the tobaccos on any given plant is perfectly matched in the blending process. Specifically, the ratios of tobaccos from each priming are matched in the blend in all vitolas.
The cigars will ship in mid-August, available in three formats: Robusto (5″ x 50), Toro (6″ x 52), and Special Toro (6″ x 60). The cigars are packaged in boxes of 20 cigars, priced from $10.90 to $12.90 MSRP per cigar.
AVO SYNCRO CARIBE BREAKDOWN
Wrapper: Dominican Republic
Binder: Ecuador
Filler: Dominican Republic | Nicaragua
Factory: OK Cigar Corp, Inc. (Dominican Republic)
Production: Regular Production
Packaging: 20-ct boxes
Vitolas: 3
Price: $10.90–$12.90 (MSRP)
Release: August 2021
Robusto: 5″ x 50 | $10.90
Toro: 6″ x 52 | $11.90
Special Toro: 6″ x 60 | $12.90
Is OK Cigar Corp, Inc. Davidoff?
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
Not sure, it's next door to the Davidoff factory as of this old article that talks about both.
https://www.cigaraficionado.com/article/normalcy-in-the-dominican-republic-8112
Tatuaje Monster Mash
-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
Badassss!
They are an inch shorter then their original release. Otherwise the same.
-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
Royal Danish Cigars is back, but ...
... with a new brand name: House of Nicaragua / King of Ashes - due legal issues with the Danish Government and the Royal Family, Jan Vistisen (Owner of Royal Danish/House of Nicaragua) had to changed the name and take this as a opportunity to create new blends and new cigars. And so here are the first two of his new line.
Since its humble beginnings in 1840 as a cigar created for export to the United Kingdom, Punch has been a stalwart brand that has weathered many storms and withstood the test of time. It has captured the palates and hearts of generations of cigar enthusiasts, most notably discerning American smokers who continually turn to Punch for its expert craftsmanship, indulgent flavor and confident branding.
To commemorate the momentous occasion of the brand’s 180th anniversary, Punch is proud to release its most limited offering to date with “Aniversario,” a spectacular cigar befitting the Punch legacy.
Ed Lahmann, senior brand manager of Punch said, “Perhaps more than any other handmade cigar brand that has graced a tobacconist’s humidor, Punch has been symbolic of a trailblazer, a maverick and one who is unapologetically self-assured in their choices. Today, we celebrate Punch as the first name in Honduran-crafted cigars with this special release. We look forward to upholding the brand’s legacy for today’s Punch loyalists and the next generation of Punch enthusiasts.”
The Punch blending team at the HATSA factory in Danli, Honduras developed the cigar to offer an indulgent, hourlong smoking experience, giving the Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper additional cedar aging to enhance the tobacco and create a deeper, richer profile. The blend features proprietary, hand-selected leaves from the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and Honduras and a Connecticut Broadleaf binder to create a dimensional, earthy cigar that is equally as indulgent as it is satisfying.
Punch Aniversario will be released exclusively to select brick and mortar retailers in early September and only 3,400 boxes of this commemorative blend have been produced. The cigars are presented in ten-count wooden boxes, handsomely accented with navy and gold.
Punch Aniversario Double Corona (7.25 x 54); SRP per cigar $14.99
Fifteen bucks a stick?
Anyone have experience with these? Also… WARNING: Flashing bright images
ESPINOSA & CIGAR DOJO REUNITE FOR PSYCHEDELIC TURTLE II
Cigar Dojo and Espinosa Premium Cigars have reunited to showcase a fresh take on the duo’s offbeat pet project, introducing the Psychedelic Turtle II.
What are the ingredients of a great blockbuster sequel? More color, more action, more EVERYTHING! All the while sprinkling in familiar callbacks to the original… what’s not to love? This is the Psychedelic Turtle II in a nutshell, or halfshell, if we may.
Psychedelic Turtle II brings back the vibrant feel and turtle-pressed shape of the original Psychedelic Turtle cigar, now boasting high-grade tobaccos from the vaults of A.J. Fernández and his northernmost factory of Ocotal, Nicaragua. This includes selections from Nicaragua’s Condega, Ometepe, and Jalapa growing regions, used throughout the filler. This recipe is bound in a Jalapa leaf and finalized with a Mexican San Andrés maduro wrapper, taking the experience into darker and uncharted territory.
“In 2019 we released the Psychedelic Turtle, and it was one of our more unique and fun projects we have collaborated on. We really wanted to revisit the cigar but make it even better, and the Espinosa team came up with a blend that, in my opinion, could be one of their very best,” commented Eric Guttormson, owner of Cigar Dojo.
Psychedelic Turtle II continues where the original left off, releasing the cigars in multicolored bundles; for this release, the selections are: Sublime, Go-Mango, Panther Pink, Top Banana, and Plum Crazy. This now continues to the foot decoration, where each bundle contains cigars bound in Sublime, Go-Mango, Turquoise Turtle, Top Banana, and Plum Crazy ribbons. And as with the original 2019 release, Psychedelic Turtle II bundles have randomly been stuffed with the rare golden ticket prize of an invite to Espinosa’s 2021 La Zona Palooza festival, held at the company’s headquarters in Hialeah, FL (*offer for event only, airfare and lodging not included). While there were only three tickets in the 2019 release, there will be 10 tickets in circulation for Psychedelic Turtle II.
Erik Espinosa, owner of Espinosa Premium Cigars, commented, “Just like Sarsaparilla, when the Dojo and Espinosa get together, we make magic. Here is the new Psychedelic Turtle with a delicious dark wrapper, which makes this Turtle even more funky than before.
It’s delicious, and for an extra treat, a ticket to LZP21.”
Psychedelic Turtle II will be offered exclusively through partner and online retailer JR Cigar, with 500 bundles of 10 cigars scheduled to go live on August 6, 2021 at 12pm (Eastern Time). Pricing is set at $89.95 MSRP per bundle, though a 10% off coupon will be made available to Dojoverse.com app members.
PSYCHEDELIC TURTLE II BREAKDOWN
Wrapper: Mexican San Andrés
Binder: Nicaragua (Jalapa)
Filler: Nicaragua (Condega | Ometepe | Jalapa)
Factory: San Lotano
Production: Limited Edition (5,000 cigars)
Packaging: 10-ct Bundles
Vitola: 5″ x 56 “Turtle Press” (Robusto Grande)
Price: $89.95 ($9/cigar)
Release: August 6, 2021
Retailer: JR Cigar
via Cigar Dojo
Here you go Cam. You are getting the complete set of accessories and humi right?
https://www.cigaraficionado.com/article/fuente-goes-green-for-opus-25?utm_campaign=ca_Opus25_080221&utm_source=ca_Opus25_080221&utm_medium=email&utm_content=74ae5f262cb9516f383698465e933efc
Holyyy **** are you **** kidding me?! Who in the **** is buying any of that ****???
And here’s my noob comment of the week: I’ve never had anything Fuente 🤷🏻♂️ shoulder shrug
Box Split?
My favorite cigar list here