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Man O' War Armada
Can you say, hard to come by? Holy smokes, A.J., only 10,000 Man O’ War Armada cigars hit the shelves annually! This makes them the most limited of the line, and you know what that means—better get ‘em while you can, because if the holidays taught us anything as kids—waiting for next year sucks. An exotic Ecuadorian Sumatra Maduro wrapper is the first thing you see when eyeing a Man O’ War Armada cigar. This oily, toothy leaf is dark brown, and in the right light, one can see flashes of red. Sumatra wrappers cultivated in Ecuador are often used in premium cigars (e.g., Ashton VSG and La Gloria Cubana Glorias) and tend to provide a rich and robust profile.
According to La Gloria Cubana’s Ernesto Perez-Carrillo, these wrappers blend well with everything. He states that he’s worked with the wrapper since the '70s and that it’s one of the most flavorful leaves out there and adds tons of complexity to the blend. He goes on to say all of his successes are a result of this wrapper. The Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper on the Man O’ War Armada cigar is Maduro, so it went through a transformative fermentation process where it came out the other side even more complex.
Blended by A.J. Fernandez, this cigar runs on carefully selected rare Nicaraguan long-fillers and binder. This core blend and the Ecuadorian Sumatra Maduro wrapper are all aged to perfection. Spark it up, and you’re in for a highly balanced experience of caramel, espresso, strong red pepper, and vanilla.
Many people say these full-strength full-bodied sticks are reminiscent of pre-embargo Cubans. Remember, they are extremely limited. Up your humidor’s game today with the Man O’ War Armada.
Please enjoy Man O’ War Armada cigars at your leisure.
According to La Gloria Cubana’s Ernesto Perez-Carrillo, these wrappers blend well with everything. He states that he’s worked with the wrapper since the '70s and that it’s one of the most flavorful leaves out there and adds tons of complexity to the blend. He goes on to say all of his successes are a result of this wrapper. The Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper on the Man O’ War Armada cigar is Maduro, so it went through a transformative fermentation process where it came out the other side even more complex.
Blended by A.J. Fernandez, this cigar runs on carefully selected rare Nicaraguan long-fillers and binder. This core blend and the Ecuadorian Sumatra Maduro wrapper are all aged to perfection. Spark it up, and you’re in for a highly balanced experience of caramel, espresso, strong red pepper, and vanilla.
Many people say these full-strength full-bodied sticks are reminiscent of pre-embargo Cubans. Remember, they are extremely limited. Up your humidor’s game today with the Man O’ War Armada.
Please enjoy Man O’ War Armada cigars at your leisure.
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