Acid C-Notes

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These are made in limited quantity so grab them up now. Ambrosia cigars come to you because Drew Estate took experimental blending to the max.. Available in CT, Cameroon, and Sumatra wrappers this stick is blended with only premium Nicaraguan and Honduran tobaccos.

.wrappers present a matrix of exotic flavors and aromas that linger on the palate.

The result is a smoke so vivid and abundant in flavor, it lingers on the palate for hours. shade wrappers.. Ambrosia Mother Earth cigars are a rare blend of vintage Honduran and Nicaraguan tobaccos infused with exotic native spices from South Asia & Europe and caressed in mellow Conn.

Wow!' said Cory from Michigan. Connecticut Shade wrapper, Acid Cold Infusion cigars offer a refreshingly mellow smoke that aims the spotlight at the well-balanced infusion-side of this blend in a Lonsdale format.Add some to your next Famous Smoke Shop order.

All we can add to that is—be sure to drop a box in your cart. Tastes very similar to the Acid One only with a slightly sweeter draw,' said Mark in Annapolis, MD.

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They have a smooth mild taste, are hand rolled well, and burn evenly."The Acid C-Note cigars embody similar infusion flavors as their larger counterparts in the Acid Purple lineup but are designed in a compact format. The flavor of Acid C-Notes is remarkably rich and complex, teasing the palate with hints of sweet dark fruits, nuts, citrus, and a subtle earthiness.

He also wears some stunning cologne. Acid Extra Ordinary Larry The construction is very sound, and I like to drive on trips savoring it before lighting!!' When you've got the time to experience all that extraordinary Larry goodness, go for it. 'I gave this cigar all tens!!' said BigStanUp in Tennessee.

The flavor of Acid C-Notes is remarkably rich and complex, teasing the palate with hints of sweet dark fruits, nuts, citrus, and a subtle earthiness."I often have them in my mouth unlit when working in the shop. "I was attracted to the taste with the first one I smoked," said Ren Rivers in Illinois.