Gurkha Castle Hall – Connecticut – Magnum 6 * 60

Gurkha brand that you know today formally began in 1989, its roots trace back to 1887, when at the height of the British rule, colonial soldiers were making their own cigars from local tobacco and calling them 'Gurkhas' as an homage to the legendary Nepalese fighters they held so much respect for. Kaizad Hansotia encountered a Portuguese man rolling and selling cigars under the attention-grabbing name and was so intrigued that he decided to purchase his inventory and use the cigars as gifts for customers of his family's timepiece business. After surprising success and feedback, Hansotia saw the potential in producing high-end cigars and sought out the assistance of Charlie Torano to help kick-start his new endeavor. Since then, Gurkha has become prolific in making complex and savory blends, all of which you can bet come packaged in ornate, eye-catching presentations.

A spicy full-bodied cigar with delectable cherry and peppery notes. Its Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper cloaks a Connecticut Broadleaf binder and a Dominican, Nicaraguan, and Honduran filler. Handmade in Honduras, the Punch Rare Corojo pairs well with a port wine or a dry red wine such as a Syrah. 

This stainless steel cigar cutter with a double sharp blade cuts like a razor! It leaves an impeccable edge to ensure a uniform burn.

Well, who does not know you! The Romeo y Julieta Churchills , the favorite format of the former English Prime Minister. It is of perfect workmanship and a masterpiece of cigar making, which has been produced continuously by Romeo y Julitea since 1947.

The strength and volume are quite extensive, as is to be expected from a stately cigar. If the enjoyment still begins somewhat restrained, after a short sweetish phase in the middle third, the entire flavor structure of the Churchills come to light. The cigar should not be smoked too young. The Romeo y Julieta Churchill cigar is the longest format in the Churchill series.