The oldest tobacco in the Vintage series — leaf from the 2002 crop, aged more than two decades before it was rolled. That is a long time to hold inventory and it shows in the smoke.
Sweet cedar, dried fruit and a soft earth note, with almost no sharpness anywhere in it. Well-aged tobacco tastes rounder and burns more evenly, and this is a clean demonstration of both.
Wrapper: Aged (2002 crop)
Binder: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan and Costa Rican
Strength: Medium
Sizes: Robusto (5.0" x 50), Churchill (7.0" x 50), XO (6.0" x 60)
A hundred dollars for a box of twenty-year-aged tobacco.