Auction Ends: Jun 30, 2017 11:00 PM EDT
Food & Drink
Box of The King is Dead - The Last Payday Cigars by Caldwell Cigar Company
- Item Number
- 320
- Estimated Value
- 300 USD
- Sold
- 290 USD to sbdf07091
- Number of Bids
- 8 - Bid History
Item Description
The King Is Dead - The Last Payday Cigars by Caldwell Cigars was rated 93 by Cigar Aficionado and received Top 25 in the world ranking. Caldwell Cigar Company, known for its imaginatively titled cigar releases such as Eastern Standard and Long Live the King, has built a solid reputation as one of the best boutique cigar manufacturers in the world. For more information, please visit
www.caldwellcigars.com
About the cigars:
The King is Dead - The last Payday named one of the top 25 cigars in the world in 2016 by Cigar Afficionado.
These cigars may be whimsically named and the packaging might look a bit avant garde, but The King is Dead is an interesting brand that uses uncommon tobaccos— and uncommon imagery. The band features a surreal imprint of a split throne. If you look passed the artsiness, you’ll find that brand owner Robert Caldwell has sourced some rare tobaccos in the blend, specifically a type called HVA 20/20. It’s a Cuban hybrid developed by Dominican grower Leo Reyes and is rarely used. The wrapper is grown from another Dominican varietal called Negrito. When blended and rolled into a torpedo, one gets The Last Payday. The name is unorthodox and perhaps doesn’t evoke visions of the everyday smoking experience, but this cigar combines the nuance of maple sweetness and the tonality of earth in unexpected ways.
Cigar Aficianado, The Top Cigars of 2016, http://top25.cigaraficionado.com/2015/the-king-is-dead-the-last-payday/
About the cigars:
The King is Dead - The last Payday named one of the top 25 cigars in the world in 2016 by Cigar Afficionado.
These cigars may be whimsically named and the packaging might look a bit avant garde, but The King is Dead is an interesting brand that uses uncommon tobaccos— and uncommon imagery. The band features a surreal imprint of a split throne. If you look passed the artsiness, you’ll find that brand owner Robert Caldwell has sourced some rare tobaccos in the blend, specifically a type called HVA 20/20. It’s a Cuban hybrid developed by Dominican grower Leo Reyes and is rarely used. The wrapper is grown from another Dominican varietal called Negrito. When blended and rolled into a torpedo, one gets The Last Payday. The name is unorthodox and perhaps doesn’t evoke visions of the everyday smoking experience, but this cigar combines the nuance of maple sweetness and the tonality of earth in unexpected ways.
Cigar Aficianado, The Top Cigars of 2016, http://top25.cigaraficionado.com/2015/the-king-is-dead-the-last-payday/
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