Drew Estate Shows off Tabak Especial Toraja at InterTabac

Drew Estate Shows off Tabak Especial Toraja at InterTabac – Cigar News

showed off a brand new blend in its line at the InterTabac Show in Dortmund, Germany, from Sept. 15-17. The measures (5 x 54) and is a Tapa-Negra style cigar, which combines the Ecuadorian Shade Grown wrapper used for Dulce with Negra's Mexican Maduro wrapper to create a two-tone “black and tan” appearance, not a barber pole, which twists the two wrappers together, rather the sections is at the bottom and the maduro at the top. Below that, the blend uses a binder and Nicaraguan filler This new cigar will be available to all of 's international customers beginning in early 2023.

The The gets its inspiration from a special coffee that's typically grown in Indonesia's Sulawesi region of . Considered to be one of the world's best coffees, is an Arabica bean that is grown at a very high altitude, resulting in a beautifully balanced, creamy, and rich coffee with notes of caramel, dark chocolate, fruits, and herbs. A very small amount of coffee is also grown in , where it is almost exclusively reserved for use in celebrations of life. will come in boxes of 12, pricing has not been announced.

Coffee and cigars have long been enjoyed for both moments of celebration and quiet and reflective times. coffee is an important ceremonial premium coffee that our adopted family in uses to celebrate the lives of their lost loved ones, and the practice touched my heart from the very first time I experienced it. Tabak cigars bring together deep moments of reflection and causes of celebration in a respectful and tasty tribute to our shared experience of living life.

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