Ever had a Nadi Cigar?

[IPH]

Recently I received a follow on twitter (@hamel_ian) from @NadiCigars and found that they were a fledgeling boutique cigar manufacturer. They took P@yfail, so I shot them an order for a five pack. I wanted to see if anyone else has had the experience?

Here's a shot of the pack right out of the box.

This size is called Alexander the Great. Once they rest a bit and I get rid of this nasal thing that's rocking me, I'll put up a review.

(I have no affiliation with the Jumpers or Nadi Cigars)


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[thebayratt]

I reviewed the Gigalmesh on NTA. (my reivew link is posted on thier site)
Its a mildish cigar with woody notes.

I met Nadia and Jeff (owners) in ATL this December. Good people!

 

[kaelaria]

I reviewed the Genghis Khan, same - very mild, wood, good construction.

 

[Ahmed]

just had a follow on twitter too. the figurado cigar looked cool for me. i may give them a try.

 

[NickThePyro]

Those are some great looking wrappers! Surprising they are more mild from the reviews for how dark they look. Sounds like a great cigar to have during a trip to the wonderful forests we have around here in Washington.

And on a side note I don't understand why company's don't all use cigar bands. They cost almost nothing to produce but completely improve the visual aesthetics to a cigar by carrying on the long tradition. Its like printing designs on Kleenex boxes. It has no point at all for the product itself but it makes it nicer to look at.

 

[thebayratt]

They have an excellent construction to them. The wrappers are very nice quality and blended by DiFazio (spelling) who is supposed to be an ex Davidoff employee.