Cigar News: Table 36 Cigars Spotlights “The Peacemaker,” at IPCPR
Cigar News: Table 36 Cigars Spotlights “The Peacemaker,” at IPCPR

Cigar News: Table 36 Cigars Spotlights “The Peacemaker,” at IPCPR

Cigar News: Table 36 Cigars Spotlights “The Peacemaker,” at IPCPR
Cigar News: Cigars Spotlights “,” at

NEW PRODUCT RELEASE

Cigars Spotlights New Boutique Cigar, “,” at Annual Tobacco Trade Show

Cigars has rolled out “” for this year’s International Premium Cigar and Pipe Retailers show, their third boutique premium cigar line. It follows ‘s Fellowship and Integrity brands, first appearing in 2012 and 2013, respectively.

draws the eye immediately, with its bold, rustic appearance … the “exploded foot” reveals over an inch of unwrapped binder and filler leaves. “This is a bold statement for a young company,” states ‘s co-founder, Will Blicharz (sounds like ‘it CHARS’). “It takes real skill and experience to roll a cigar whose barrel is tight right up to the transition between the rim of the wrapper and the emerging shaggy inner leaves. Luckily, the Danli, Honduras, factory of dark-tobacco giant Nestor Plasencia has perfected this process.”

Cigar News: Table 36 Cigars Spotlights “The Peacemaker,” at IPCPR
Cigar News: Cigars Spotlights “,” at

‘s toothy Nicaraguan wrapper adds fittingly to the cigars’ rustic theme. The binder is Brazilian Mata Fina, while the filler is a multi-region blend of Jamastran and Azacualpa tobaccos from Honduras, coupled with a Jalapa, , a strain known for its rich depth.

According to Blicharz, “The medium-bodied Peacemaker is especially complex and balanced. The predominant flavor note is nuttiness, with wood smokiness and other fleeting nuances that are especially hypnotic and appealing.” The cigars are entubado-bunched, to prevent irregular burns and hard draws, cigar smokers’ biggest complaints.

comes in four shapes …. “The Bullet (4-1/4″ x 42), The .45 (5-1/2″ x 45), Tin Star (7″ x 43) and The Judge (6″ x 52). (The shaggy foot is not included in the cigars’ overall lengths.) In a departure from the usual logo, the bands of combine the number 36 with a Texas Ranger’s 5-pointed-star badge. The cigars are presented 20 to a rustic Spanish cedar box that reflects the Wild West motif. Manufacturer’s suggested retail pricing ranges from $4.95 to $7.25, and the cigars are now available from better tobacconists nationwide.. , plus the company’s two other boutique cigars, Fellowship and Integrity, can be seen in the booth #3107.

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