Casa 1910 Cavalry Edition Cigars

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This Casa 1910 Cavalry Edition honors not only the riders who fought in the Mexican Revolution, but also the horses. The vitolas are named after the horses that accompanied heroes of the Mexican Revolution like Emiliano Zapata and Pancho Villa. They're handmade in Nicaragua and made of specially selected blends of Mexican and Nicaraguan tobaccos.

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It's a long, thick cigar with a sweet, spicy, earthy flavor. A Negro San Andres maduro wrapper covers Esteli binder and filler tobaccos from Esteli and Jalapa, Nicaragua. The Casa 1910 Cavalry Edition Jilguero pairs well with bourbon. Horses and their riders who fought in the Mexican Revolution are honoured by the brand.

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Casa 1910 is releasing four new cigars this week. Three of them are under the Cavalry Edition moniker, which pays homage to the horses and people of the Mexican Revolution. In contrast to the company's debut release, these cigars aren't made in Mexico or made with Mexican tobacco.

The Casa 1910 As de Oro and Lucero are quite similar on paper, but they're all different blends. As de Oro is a 6 x 54 extra toro, while Lucero is a 6 x 54 extra torpedo. In addition, As de Oro uses seven tobaccos, while Lucero uses six. There are two Ecuadorian habano wrappers over a Mexican San Andrés binder and Nicaraguan fillers Estel, Jalapa and Ometepe.