





Pappy Van Winkle Barrel Fermented Cigars: Gordo (Box of 10)
Description
We are excited to introduce our Limited Release Barrel Fermented Gordo cigar for anyone who enjoys a bolder smoke. It's our largest Limited release vitola that promises both a greater volume of flavor and a longer finish. Try this specialty cigar after 18 holes when you're ready for some post-dinner relaxation on your porch.
About the Barrel Fermented Blend:
The Pappy Van Winkle Barrel Fermented cigar is a 100% long-filler, hand-rolled cigar made in small batches at Drew Estate in Estelí, Nicaragua. Our partnership with this legendary maker promises "New World passion and Old World Tradition" in every smoke. The strength level of the Pappy Van Winkle Barrel Fermented Cigar is "Medium Plus," which allows both new smokers and experienced aficionados to enjoy the blend.
This particular blend is intended to pair with any Van Winkle bourbon or rye. It features fire-cured tobacco from Western Kentucky that is barrel fermented and finished with a tapa-negra-style wrapper over a Mexican San Andres base wrapper for endless flavor.
The Gordo cigars (6x60) come in a custom wooden box in a quantity of ten. Please be advised the seal may be cut as they are randomly selected while going through customs.
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