Cigar Dave Show

Today's selection for the International Cigar Lightation Ceremony is the Last Call from AJ Fernandez Cigars. This cigar was created by AJ Fernandez  for guests to his house called Casa Blanca to enjoy at the end of the evening. This smaller cigar is about a 30 minutes smoke filled with lots of flavor.

To start the weekend off right I've selected the Gurkha Real for today's International Cigar Lightation Ceremony. This mild-to-medium bodied cigar is made from a Connecticut Ecuadorian wrapper for a smooth, creamy smoke with a little bit of sweetness.

Today's evening cigar selection is a beast of a cigar, the Nub Connecticut. Nub is part of Oliva Cigars and are short cigars with big ring gauges that allows a cigar to smoke the same for the entire cigar. This medium flavored cigar has an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper and Nicaraguan fillers and binder.

Today's selection for the International Cigar Lightation Ceremony is the Padron Family Reserve 50 Years to celebrate the Tampa Bay Lightning's game 5 overtime winner to knock out the Blue Jackets and advance in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. This beautiful Nicarguan Puro is made from tobaccos aged 10 years for a smooth, full-bodied smoke.

Today's cigar for the International Lightation Ceremony is the La Gloria Cubana Serie R Maduro, a favorite of Colonel Ange who joins me today on our new Bold Alpha podcast. This cigar medium-to-full bodied cigar has notes of chocolate, coffee and spice from the Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper, Nicaraguan binder and Nicaragauna and Dominican fillers.

Cigar Dave's conversation with Davidoff Brand Ambassador Klaas Kelner continues as they review the entire portfolio of Davidoff cigars.

To wrap up Davidoff Week I've selected the Davidoff Escurio as a perfect way to kick of the weekend for the International Cigar Lightation Ceremony. This beautiful cigar is made an oily dark Ecuadorian Habano Wrapper and uses Brazilian and Dominican tobaccos in the binder and filler.

Today’s cigar selection for Davidoff week is the Davidoff Yamasá, named for the valley in the Dominican Republic that can be difficult to grow tobacco. When you get it right though you get beautiful, earthy, spicy cigars like Yamasá.

Part 2 of my conversation with Davidoff Brand Ambassador Klaas Kelner about as we talk about their new releases including the Special 53, The Year Of The Ox, Madison Exclusive and he teases a new release that's coming next month.

Today's cigar selection for the International Cigar Lightation Ceremony is the Davidoff Millennium Blend using a special Ecuadorian 151 wrapper created by Master Blender Henke Kelner which is rich, oily and very flavorful.