And: "TLD embodies the classic bold flavors that represent the heart of their soil’s peppery tobaccos and the labor of their always working hands. For me, this spicy Nicaraguan puro reflects no pretentious airs or any of that “notes of pencil lead with a hint of fennel” nonsense. It is an honest, hardworking cigar intended to be smoked by men who know what it means to be a cigar smoker and never give a damn about what others think."
And then: "It is a supple, sungrown Cuban Seed capa which encapsulates its intricate tripa recipe of rich Jalapa and Esteliano tobaccos. From the first puff, there is no doubt of the origin of this cigar or that it is intended solely for the seasoned cigar smoker. What I love about this liga is that it builds; so many stronger blends start off super peppery and robust only to mellow out as you smoke them. Whereas the Todos Las Dias does just the opposite; it begins smooth and then escalates in strength and body, it almost lulls you into false sense of security. It is a much heavier liga than you will have realized until you go to stand up afterwards."
Todos Las Dias will be offered to Select Purveyors (yous knows whom ya are) and in a limited manner of way -- or way of manner? Said manner-or-way-or-vice-versa shall include being available in four formats: 4 1/2 x 48 Half Churchill, 552 Robusto, 652 Toro, and a quite interesting to moi 4 3/4 x 60 Double-Wide (Side-by-Side?) Belicoso. The anticipated ship date to those Select Purveyors whom order at this year’s tradeshow is August 2017.
