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·September 29, 2022

Diesel Announces Sixth and Final Sunday Gravy – Cigar News

The last in Diesel's Sunday Gravy series will be released October 3, Porcellino. The name comes from an iconic Florentine fountain called Il Porcellino. The name translates to “little pig,” yet the bronze sculpture is of a female wild boar which is said to bring good fortune and a sure return to Florence.

Diesel Launches Sunday Gravy Rosamarino - Cigar News

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·February 7, 2022

Diesel Launches Sunday Gravy Rosamarino – Cigar News

Diesel is launching a third blend in the Sunday Gravy line - Rosamarino. Diesel Sunday Gravy Rosamarino is a Nicaraguan puro that follows the two previous Sunday Gravy blends, San Marzano and Pecorino. Diesel Sunday Gravy launched in August 2021 as a full-time line of seasonally-released, Nicaraguan-forward smokes, blended and handcrafted through the partnership of AJ Fernandez and Justin Andrews. Blends will be released quarterly, sold until their limited supply is deleted and offered at an MSRP of less than $5.00 per cigar.

Diesel Announces "Sunday Gravy" - Cigar News

AJ Fernandez Diesel News Nicaragua Toro

·July 23, 2021

Diesel Announces “Sunday Gravy” – Cigar News

What you call the red stuff you put on top of you pasta is probably either Sauce or Gravy. This is a hotly debated topic still to this day and has been for decades. Now Diesel is making a cigar to throw their hat in the ring for Gravy, Sunday Gravy to be exact.

Diesel Announces Sunday Gravy Grappa - Cigar News

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·June 27, 2022

Diesel Announces Sunday Gravy Grappa – Cigar News

Diesel has announced its 5th iteration of the Sunday Gravy line: Grappa. Grappa is Italian-made digestivo (after dinner drink) made from the distillate of grape seeds, stalks and stems.

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Diesel Sunday Gravy San Marzano - Blind Cigar Review

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·January 10, 2022

Diesel Sunday Gravy San Marzano – Blind Cigar Review

I was a bit hesitant as the larger cigars are just not my “go-to” smokes. The cigar was a delight for me to smoke and I would gladly do so again. This stick is full enough to provide a nice array of flavors but not powerful enough to make me want it done before actually reaching the end. For me, this would be a great “Christmas” smoke when in the vicinity of the kitchen with all the Holiday baking going on. " -Diana (ArmyRN)

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