Lone Wolf Vintage Series

Lone Wolf Vintage Series

Cigar Club featured in Original Premium Cigar Club

Strength:

6

Panel Rating:

92

Size:

6 3/4 x 48

Shape:

Churchill

Lone Wolf International was formed in July, 1996 when James Belushi and Chuck Norris teamed with a group of investors who had recently opened a chain of retail cigar lounges in California. With the focus first on developing the cigar brand, the initial step was to enlist some of the most respected manufacturers in the industry to produce their product. Not exactly an easy task with today's demand for premium smokes. The Lone Wolf Vintage Series is manufactured by the Tobacco Palmarejo factory in the Dominican Republic. The line has been highly rated in Cigar Aficionado, The Cigar Insider and in Smoke magazine as well as in other third party reviews. Lone Wolf’s fillers and binders are all Dominican Piloto Cubano and Dominican Olor tobaccos. Our panel very much enjoyed the Vintage Series samples reviewed and this month we’re featuring the Churchill. We know you’re really going to enjoy this exceptional cigar, ‘cause if you don’t Chuck’s gonna swing by your place and show you some new martial art moves. Enjoy! For more information on the Lone Wolf Cigar Company, call them at 800-586-9653.
This is a very well made cigar. Immediately note a nice easy draw and a slow, even burn. We picked up hints of coffee bean and perhaps hazelnuts in this creamy, mild to medium-bodied smoke. A definite earthy spiciness also emerges half way through which is very pleasant and not the least bit overpowering. Look for a cedary finish. Overall, we liked this cigar very much. It offers a complex, wonderful balance of flavors with a full, yet very smooth finish. Consider pairing it with a full-bodied scotch or cognac.
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