Warfighter

Warfighter Field Connecticut: Starts spicy but finishes smooth. Hints of spice, leather, woodsy. Spice may linger on tip of tongue like a good salsa. Pleasant retro-hale with spice.

Warfighter Field Maduro: Bolder than the rest of the field. Has spice, but also hints of coffee and cocoa. Finishes milder on the palate than it starts, with more leather and wood.

Warfighter Field Sumatra: A very consistent smoke throughout. Floral notes. Some leather and earth tones don’t overpower. Hints of burnt marshmallow/sugar give a pleasant sweetness. Very pleasant retro-hale. Good smoke any time of day.

Warfighter Garrison Corojo: A creamy beginning that settles into a spice that is more typical of a Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper with a Habano blend. Notes of toasted oak and leather arise while still maintaining a comfortable spice. Towards the end of the cigar these flavors evolve into a creamy cocoa, which soon becomes the prevalent flavor while the spice and toasted oak take the backseat.

Warfighter Garrison Oscuro Maduro: A dark and bold “double” or “black” Maduro. Strong leather, earth tones complemented by spice and pepper. Can pick up some sweetness, but subtler than the Field line. Despite the strength, has a buttery note. This is our boldest cigar and is not for the “new” or mild smoker.

Warfighter Garrison Rosado: A creamy beginning that settles into a spice that is more typical of a Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper with a Habano blend. Notes of toasted oak and leather arise while still maintaining a comfortable spice. Towards the end of the cigar these flavors evolve into a creamy cocoa, which soon becomes the prevalent flavor while the spice and toasted oak take the backseat.