Highclere Castle Senetjer
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Nick Melillo of Foundation Cigars is turning up Sahara-sized heat with his latest addition to the popular Highclere Castle cigar line. The vitola is called Senetjer—the Egyptian word for incense—and commemorates the 100th anniversary of discovering King Tut’s tomb. With an eye-catching box (modeled after an actual storage container found in the tomb) designed with help from famed Egyptologists, Colleen and John Darnell, you’ll be sure to turn heads wherever you have this box displayed.
But don’t think Senetjer is merely eye candy. Nick’s tapped AJ Fernandez in Nicaragua to handle crafting each of these gems to perfection—with flavor matching the flair. Indulge in a cascade of spicy-sweet earth, a light tobacco sweetness, and a refreshingly floral retrohale. This is thanks to a change in wrapper tobacco from the original Highclere Castle’s U.S. Connecticut Shade leaf to Senetjer’s Ecuador Habano. Additionally, Nick’s handpicked Brazilian Mata Fina leaves for the binder and secret recipe for the filler. You don’t need to be an archaeologist to dig up massive savings on this box—grab yours for less at Famous Smoke Shop today!
Highclere Castle Senetjer
Nick Melillo of Foundation Cigars is turning up Sahara-sized heat with his latest addition to the popular Highclere Castle cigar line. The vitola is called Senetjer—the Egyptian word for incense—and commemorates the 100th anniversary of discovering King Tut’s tomb. With an eye-catching box (modeled after an actual storage container found in the tomb) designed with help from famed Egyptologists, Colleen and John Darnell, you’ll be sure to turn heads wherever you have this box displayed.
But don’t think Senetjer is merely eye candy. Nick’s tapped AJ Fernandez in Nicaragua to handle crafting each of these gems to perfection—with flavor matching the flair. Indulge in a cascade of spicy-sweet earth, a light tobacco sweetness, and a refreshingly floral retrohale. This is thanks to a change in wrapper tobacco from the original Highclere Castle’s U.S. Connecticut Shade leaf to Senetjer’s Ecuador Habano. Additionally, Nick’s handpicked Brazilian Mata Fina leaves for the binder and secret recipe for the filler. You don’t need to be an archaeologist to dig up massive savings on this box—grab yours for less at Famous Smoke Shop today!
Highclere Castle Senetjer
Nick Melillo of Foundation Cigars is turning up Sahara-sized heat with his latest addition to the popular Highclere Castle cigar line. The vitola is called Senetjer—the Egyptian word for incense—and commemorates the 100th anniversary of discovering King Tut’s tomb. With an eye-catching box (modeled after an actual storage container found in the tomb) designed with help from famed Egyptologists, Colleen and John Darnell, you’ll be sure to turn heads wherever you have this box displayed.
But don’t think Senetjer is merely eye candy. Nick’s tapped AJ Fernandez in Nicaragua to handle crafting each of these gems to perfection—with flavor matching the flair. Indulge in a cascade of spicy-sweet earth, a light tobacco sweetness, and a refreshingly floral retrohale. This is thanks to a change in wrapper tobacco from the original Highclere Castle’s U.S. Connecticut Shade leaf to Senetjer’s Ecuador Habano. Additionally, Nick’s handpicked Brazilian Mata Fina leaves for the binder and secret recipe for the filler. You don’t need to be an archaeologist to dig up massive savings on this box—grab yours for less at Famous Smoke Shop today!
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