"The wrapper is extremely dark almost to the point of being black. The wrapper is extremely toothy and a bit splotchy in color. There are only a couple light vanes visible." -Jason (bigslowrock)
88%
Total Score - Good
"While the burn was a chore, the flavors and intense smoke output made this an enjoyable smoke. I typically don't like large ring gauges, but this cigar kept me interested. While I would not go out and purchase a box, I would smoke one again." -Matthew T. (A Huge Nerd)
Gurkha Cigars started shipping the special edition 15-year Cellar Reserve cigar to stores across the United States. This cigar was created to commemorate the Cellar Reserve’s 10-year anniversary. The Cellar Reserve is the company’s first brick and mortar cigar and its most successful brand and this anniversary edition was very well received during this year’s IPCPR.
The re-release of the Gurkha Cigars Master Select has shipped to stores. Master Select was originally introduced in 2001 and was the best seller that year for Gurkha. “The Master Select is a beautifully crafted cigar that was always a Gurkha nation favorite,” said Kaizad Hansotia, CEO of Gurkha Cigars. “We are excited that the Master Select is arriving in stores and that our customers will once again be able to indulge with this rich, smooth cigar.”
(Miami, Florida) April 26, 2016 – Gurkha Cigars, known for producing fine cigars for the sophisticated palate, hires Eddy Guerra as new Director of Marketing. Gurkha Cigars’ hiring of Eddy Guerra was a strategic move to strengthen their positon in the luxury market.
92%
Overall Score - Great
"This cigar was an absolute dynamite smoking experience. From the look and feel in the hand to the smooth flavor transitions, this cigar will please the entire range of smokers. Grab some of these and truly enjoy. Great cigar. " -Steve (ThaGreatWazoo)
Gurkha Cigars has teamed up with Macallan and Hugo Boss to help raise funds for those devastated by Hurricane Irma. The event will be held in partnership with the Red Cross and all proceeds will contribute to the relief funds set up to help those who are still dealing with the effect of the recent catastrophic hurricane.
Gurkha Cigars planned to acquire American Caribbean Cigars in Q1 2018, but after careful consideration have decided to pull out of the deal. Instead, they will build their own 100,000 square foot factory for the manufacturing of premium cigars for their international markets. They expect the project to take about 2 years as location scouting takes place.