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This sampler holds some of the most underrated cigars in the industry. Sure they get talked about in boutique circles but we think they deserve to be talked about in ALL cigar circles.
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Broadleaf
Charter Oak also pays tribute to Melillo’s grandfather, who while earning a modest salary working for the Winchester Repeating Arms factory after WWII, smoked exclusively broadleaf cigars manufactured by FD Graves on State St.
CAPA: Connecticut Broadleaf
CAPOTE: Habano Nicaragua
TRIPA: Nicaragua
Shade
CAPA: Connecticut Shade
CAPOTE: Sumatra
TRIPA: Nicaragua
Habano
The 12th century on a plot located on what is now downtown Hartford. Native Americans, who cultivated tobacco nearby long before settlers, held councils beneath its massive branches. The tree is actually mentioned in Dutch Explorer, Adrian Block’s journey guidebook in 1608. By the mid-1600s, the plot was parceled and a farm was built with the agreement that the local tribe could share this sacred tree. In 1662 King Charles II issued a Royal Charter to the Connecticut Colony granting an unusual degree of autonomy. However, when his successor, James II appointed an English Governor-General to reclaim the Charter, it was hidden in what became known as Charter Oak, one of our country’s greatest symbols of American Independence.
CAPA: Habano Shade
CAPOTE: Habano Nicaragua
TRIPA: Nicaragua
| SAMPLERS | TORO (RED), ROBUSTO (WHITE) |
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