Hey guys,
I dropped into the Leaf & Bean in Pittsburgh today to check out the shop and while I was there, I found a Habanos 5 Anejado for $6 and figured I'd give it a try. I was completely blown away by the construction, burn, draw, and flavor that this cigar provided. It reminded me of, and I ain't jokin' here, a Partagas Serie D #4. Not exactly the same, but in that world.
The thing is, I can't find a whole lot of info about them. I picked up a few more from the Leaf & Bean to check for consistency and I found an online retailer that carries them at awesome prices, but I haven't found a thing about the blender or the leaves used in the blend. Only thing I've learned so far is that this cigar is rolled by Cuban torcedores in Miami who've been in the states for 5 years or less, it seems.
Anyone have any additional info about these sticks? Has anyone else tried them?
I dropped into the Leaf & Bean in Pittsburgh today to check out the shop and while I was there, I found a Habanos 5 Anejado for $6 and figured I'd give it a try. I was completely blown away by the construction, burn, draw, and flavor that this cigar provided. It reminded me of, and I ain't jokin' here, a Partagas Serie D #4. Not exactly the same, but in that world.
The thing is, I can't find a whole lot of info about them. I picked up a few more from the Leaf & Bean to check for consistency and I found an online retailer that carries them at awesome prices, but I haven't found a thing about the blender or the leaves used in the blend. Only thing I've learned so far is that this cigar is rolled by Cuban torcedores in Miami who've been in the states for 5 years or less, it seems.
Anyone have any additional info about these sticks? Has anyone else tried them?