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Liga 806N año 2016. Patron, Toro & Lancero

Price range: $13.00 through $20.00

Origin- Nicaragua
Wrapper- Connecticut

Tasting notes that are present in the cigar are wild strawberry, banana leaves, Starbucks Latte with cream and sugar
Strength
Medium Plus

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Liga 806N año 2016. Patron, Toro & Lancero — Price range: $13.00 through $20.00 Add to Cart

Description

Origin– Nicaragua
Wrapper– Connecticut
From light up plumes of creamy rich smoke

1st Caramel, slight grassiness, creamy smoke, super easy to retro hale brings out aged tobacco and cream
2nd Butter, black pepper, American White oak , cinnamon stick, Werther’s original butterscotch, Cocoa
Last 3rd Floral, buttered popcorn, tobacco
Zero acrid smoke no ammonia
Tasting notes that are present in the cigar but are wild strawberry, banana leaves, and Starbucks Latte with cream and sugar
Strength
Medium
Pairing options
Bourbon, Coffee/ Tea, tequila
Food popcorn or caramel enjoy after a meal

Additional information

size

Lancero 44 X 6.5", Patron Size: 60 x 6", Toro Size: 54 x 6″

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