Introducing the Evil Eye Cigar: A Tale of Ancient Superstitions and Modern Craftsmanship. You have probably seen the evil eye in many places, but have you ever seen it on a cigar? This ancient symbol has been surrounded by superstitions for centuries, yet it remains one of the most popular symbols of all time. And now, finally, the Evil Eye has arrived on a cigar, crafted by skilled artisans in Costa Rica. This beautifully balanced blend of tobaccos creates a true bouquet of aromas and sensations, featuring notes of earthy Costa Rican, bold Dominican, spicy Nicaraguan, and sweet Brazilian tobacco. The Evil Eye cigar is a perfect example of how traditional techniques can be combined with modern craftsmanship to produce something truly special. But what sets the Evil Eye cigar apart from others is the time it takes to make it. The cigar has been sitting and resting for over nine months, and it rested for nine months prior at the factory before shipping. This aging process allows the flavors to deepen and mature, resulting in a cigar that is truly exceptional. If you’re looking for a unique and unforgettable smoking experience, the Evil Eye cigar is the perfect choice. Whether you’re a seasoned cigar connoisseur or a beginner, the blend of flavors and the rich history behind the symbol will leave a lasting impression. So why not enjoy the Evil Eye cigar and stay in the light?
Evil Eye Aged 2+ Years
$18.40
Description
Details
| Brand | Privada |
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|---|---|---|
| Length | 6 |
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| Ring Gauge | 52 |
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| Size | Toro |
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| Wrapper | Brazilian Norte Mata Fina |
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| Binder | Costa Rican |
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| Filler | Dominican, Nicaraguan, Costa Rican |
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| Country | Costa Rica |
Reviews (2)
2 reviews for Evil Eye Aged 2+ Years
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paymentwilliam –
If you have heard of the incredible things by El Septimo, and this is a Cigar that you should try because this is from their factory in Costa Rica and wow, flavour is truly remarkable. You won’t taste this in any other Cigar.
scoutermiket –
Notes of plum and raisin. then into a bit of nut and back and forth throughout the cigar. very nice. I paired with coffee but would go great with amaretto or orange juice.