👑Caldwell Cigar Co. "Long Live the King" Review: Heavy is the Corojo Ligero Crown скачать в хорошем качестве

👑Caldwell Cigar Co. "Long Live the King" Review: Heavy is the Corojo Ligero Crown

For the better part of the past fifteen years, Caldwell Cigar Co. has been able to attract many kinds of strong stogie smokers to its diverse and oftentimes unorthodox portfolio. Boutique blends pulled straight from the belly of the beast, and tamed in such a way that they appeal to powerhouse puffers and refined, full-bodied fans alike. On one side, there is the whole Lost & Found Series, which takes rare B-sides and obscure backstock off the hands of cigar manufacturers, and then gives them a fresh shot at the big time with a Caldwell rebrand and a fresh set of distribution avenues. This side of the Caldwell collection is just as diverse as it is humorous at times, with the company's signature tongue-in-cheek attitude setting the tempo long before the cigar is even sparked. Blends with names like "Just the Tip," "Pepper Cream Soda," and "Forever Fresh Shorty" all raise their tobacco-filled middle finger to the notion that cigars need to be presented in a certain way in order to be worthy of consideration. Then, on the other end of the Caldwell platform, is the entire line of Caldwell original blends. The majority of these cigars are built around a far more contemporary vibe. From a packaging and presentation standpoint, many of these cigars remind me of some of the installations made by the non-profit artistic collaborative known as ARTNOIR, and the blends tend to be just as layered and creatively concocted as they are eye-catching. Just take a look at the band on the cigar called "Long Live the Queen," and you will see what we mean. Hell, while you're at it, smoke one. They are f*ckin' fantastic. While we are on the subject of royalty, and living for a long-ass time, we might as well discuss today's cigar: "Long Live the King." A staple of the Caldwell collection, the corojo version that we stock is a bit of a beast on paper. All corojo leaf on the outside, as well as on the binder. A dash more corojo in the filler, but this time courtesy of the ligero priming off the upper portions of the tobacco plant. Then, just for those craving even more flavor and intensity, comes an additional smack of ligero habano leaf straight from Nicaragua, and then a touch of Pelo de Oro out of Peru. Translated to "Hair of Gold," this old-school heirloom Cuban-seed varietal is a unicorn of a tobacco strain, and is known for its sweet, pungent aromatics and fruity tropical flavors. While other blends in the "Long Live the King" line have hit the market over the years, this corojo version has remained a permanent fixture in the Klaro Cigars collection since day one, and you are about to find out precisely why... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ THIS VIDEO IS NOT INTENDED TO PROMOTE TOBACCO USE OR SALES AND IS TO BE VIEWED PURELY FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. FOR EXPLORING THE TIME-HONORED ART OF CIGAR PRODUCTION, STORAGE & THE INTERNATIONAL CULTURES THAT MAKE IT ALL POSSIBLE DESERVES TO BE CELEBRATED RESPONSIBLY. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Full Review: https://klarocigars.com/blogs/expert-... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Facebook Group: http://caseelegance.com/fb Follow Klaro on Instagram:   / klaro.cigars   #klaro #klarocigars ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cigar Humidors: https://caseelegance.com/collections/... More Cigar Reviews: https://klarocigars.com/blogs/expert-...