Monthly Archives: July 2010

Buy 3 Cigars & get 1 for just $1.

Buy 5 Cigars & get 2 for just $2.

Buy any 3 Brick House and get 1 for $1.. !!

Great deal on great cigar.. !!

Air Bender blended by Litto Gomez. He has used Ecuadorian Habano Wrapper the same wrapper which he has used in premium LFD cigars like Salomon and the Double Press.

This cigar has a nice oily, silky wrap. No soft spots to be seen with a firm feel all the way down the stick. The color is on the dark side of natural. There is no imperfections and no major veins. The Air Bender has a pleasant woody, salty smell to it and the pre-light draw has the same woody flavor with a decent hit of spice.

The 1989 by Nestor Miranda is comprised of rich, aromatic and flavor filled Nicaraguan tobaccos and is manufactured by My Father Cigars in Esteli.

Like all other cigars in the Collection, the 1989, is made with two distinct wrappers, a rosado, for those preferring a medium bodied smoke, and an oscuro to satisfy the taste of those seeking a medium to full bodied cigar.

Wrapper: Nicaraguan Habno Rosado and Oscuro
Binder: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan and Honduras
Strength: Medium to Full

The Nestor Miranda Collection Dominicano brings to fruition a collaboration that began almost nine months ago, between Nestor Miranda, Pepin Garcia and Guillermo Leon.

It was Miranda’s desire that the next cigar in the very successful line pay tribute to the tobacco and cigar heritage of the Dominican Republic.

The collaboration brought together the tobacco growing expertise of La Aurora, the blending and manufacturing talents of My Father Cigars and the marketing talents of Miami Cigar & Company.
The result is a cigar of elegance, complexity and nuance capable of carrying the Nestor Miranda Collection banner alongside the already respected Special Selection line.

Wrapper: Dominican Corojo Oscuro and Rosado
Binder : Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan
Strength: Medium to Full

As with their very successful Preferidos, Cien Años and 1495, La Aurora has taken their time in the next step in their 107 year history as Dominican’s oldest cigar maker.

“We had defined our goal early on,” said Guillermo Leon, La Aurora VP,“and that was to bring the smokers a medium bodied, richly flavoured smoke with a fair amount of spice – at a very attractive price.”

Using Dominican, Nicaraguan and Ecuadorian tobaccos, the blending process went through dozens of iterations before achieving a cigar that brings a balanced flavour that is peppery, sweet and provides toasty notes.