La Mission L’atelier 1959 4.75×52
$8.55 – $145.80Price range: $8.55 through $145.80
La Mission by L’Atelier Import cigars, of which Pete Johnson of Tatuaje is a partner, is a cigar inspired by a Bordeaux winery called Chateau La Mission.
La Mission by L'Atelier Import cigars, of which Pete Johnson of Tatuaje is a partner, is a cigar inspired by a Bordeaux winery called Chateau La Mission. The cigar is wrapped in a Mexican San Andres leaf with Nicaraguan binder and fillers, including Sancti Spiritus leaf. The cigar is made in Nicaragua by My Father Cigars. The La Mission du L'Atelier 1959 is a robusto. The date 1959 corresponds to the year that Chateau La Mission winery received a 100 point rating from Robert Parker.
| Weight | N/A |
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| SELECT ONE | La Mission L’atelier 1959 4.75×52 – Single, La Mission L’atelier 1959 4.75×52 – Box |
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