This Caldwell Lost and Found El Systematico Lancero cigar is made in the Dominican Republic. Outside, you'll find a Costa Rican wrapper. Inside, the binder is Honduran, and the filler is Costa Rican and Honduran. This is a Lancero with a length of 7.00 and a ring gauge of 39.

For many cigar and travel enthusiasts, the Lost and Found portion of Robert Caldwell's work probably looks a lot like a dream job. Traveling around searching out forgotten or unclaimed tobacco and then flipping these finds into highly sought-after cigars could even be seen as more of a calling than a job. Perhaps it's the uniqueness of the project and the short window to acquire these limited-edition releases that draws us to sticks like the Caldwell Lost and Found El Systematico cigars. Caldwell and his team are the treasure hunters of the cigar industry. Just imagine the rush they must feel as they locate a long-forgotten quality reserve of tobacco in some far-off aging room.

The complex Caldwell Lost and Found El Systematico cigars run on a blend of Costa Rican and Honduran long-fillers. The binder is Honduran, and the wrapper is a toffee brown Costa Rican leaf. That band displays a skateboarding robot executing what appears to be a "systematic" nose grab, though we think the cigar is likely named El Systematico for its ability to take a complex array of rich flavors and balance them into a clean, smooth smoke.

Once burning, El Systematico treats you to toasted peanut, wood, and sweet wildflower flavors. Only 1,500 Caldwell Lost and Found El Systematico cigars were found. You know they're going to fly off the shelves in an instant. This is one golden ticket you don't want to miss!

Please enjoy Caldwell Lost and Found El Systematico cigars at your leisure.