"Monseñor de la Habana is wowing them in Spain. This beautiful and beautifully packaged cigar, each one individually boxed, is so popular that the Spanish tobacconists can hardly keep them in stock, and they command a price of up to $5 apiece. That’s because of the Connecticut-Connecticut wrapper and the select Dominican Olor and Piloto Cubano binder and long filler blend that comprise this very well made cigar. These are the tobaccos that produce the characteristic white ash that connoisseurs recognize as the mark of a high-grade cigar. Recently we were in Santiago and happened across the factory where Monseñor de la Habana is made. They happened to have a few uncommitted cases that we were able to get them to part with for a fraction of what they sell for in Europe. Yes, we got lucky, and so now we’re passing our good fortune on yo you. Try a box of Monseñor de la Habana and see what all the fuss is about. We think the Spanish cigar smokers know a good thing when they taste it. We think you’ll agree. " |
