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Yeah, I looked and was like "Hoyo!" then i read the american leaves and had to look again.. Strange.

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made in miami, I'd try it just to see how american tobacco ( in puro format) stacks up against the rest of the cigar tobacco countries.

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Another manufacturer jumping on the fire cured tobacco bandwagon along with Drew Estate and Sam Leccia.

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From a distance, the construction looks ok. The trademark infringement is shocking. I'll try just about any cigar once, but I wouldn't stay up nights waiting for one.

It doesn't look fire cured... isn't that the candela method?

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It doesn't look fire cured... isn't that the candela method?

only one leaf in the filler is fire cured. the wrapper is a Connecticut grown Cuban seed.

here are the specs:

Wrapper: Connecticut Habano

Binder: Connecticut Habano

Filler: Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Kentucky fire-cured

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