Haven't been rolling much lately, but a former co-worker called me out of the blue & wanted to buy some for his promotion party (USAF officer). I said I don't sell them, but I'll send some for a congratulations gift. Unforch I have depleted my stash of Brohibas, so I rolled some new ones. They won't be fully matured by the time of his party, some time in July, but they'll be better than Tiparillos anyway



Wrappers are mostly CT Broadleaf grown in KY, and there are a couple with PA, also grown in KY. Binders are Dark Air, also from KY. Fillers are Nicaraguan Viso, Criollo Ligero (also Nicaraguan), and Dominican Seco. CT Broadleaf is a very rough, veiny leaf, hence the rustic look. But its flavor makes up for aesthetics.

They're mostly robustos, a couple of toros, and one that might qualify as a churchill. There are a couple shorties in there - I had a churchill that had a very tight draw, so I cut it in two to mitigate it somewhat. Better a short cigar that smokes than a nice long one that doesn't!

I'll probably send half of these to my AF buddy, the good ones - I smoke the ugly or otherwise defective ones myself.