Despite the Persian Military’s extreme sea advantage, Alexander’s bravery led to Darius III of the Persian Empire surrendering, and Alexander restoring peace over the Nineveh Gates, hence the quote inscribed on the inside lid of this Connecticut Toro’s box in the original language of the Assyrian people, “Aramaic,” which reads “For the Great Spirits of Nineveh.”

Cloaked in a beautifully constructed dark and oily Maduro wrapper, this blend takes on a rich, gingerbread hue. The draw is rife with a rich bread crust, followed by a leathery core and creamy mélange of brown sugar.

Although short, the Bullet Black maintains a slow-toast. The smooth and creamy finish conclude the smoke by delivering a fully robust experience from start to finish.

A small, full-bodied, conquering module whose flavors appear as soon as the cigar is lit, giving short but intense moments of pleasure.

The Da Vinci cigar is a 7 1/2″ x 40 Lancero that is dedicated to Leonardo DaVinci’s The Last Supper painting.