Finest Hour is back in America.

 Finest Hour is back in America.

 First time since 2020. Toro. All three blends. 15-packs.

Six years overseas. Back on American soil this morning.
Winston Churchill stood up in the House of Commons on the eighteenth of June, 1940. France had fallen. Britain was alone and the arithmetic was against her. He did not soften it. He told them what was coming and then he told them what it would mean if they held.
“This was their finest hour.”
That’s where the name comes from. It has always been a cigar about what a man does when the odds have already been counted and they aren’t in his favor.
AJ Fernández makes it in Estelí out of his oldest tobacco. Three wrappers. One size for this release — the Toro, six by fifty-two, which is the size that lets these blends actually open up.

The Trilogy 15-Pack — five of each — $178.99  INCLUDES FREE SHIPPING 

Free shipping. Limit two per customer. When the run is out, it’s out — the next production is committed to Europe.

Three wrappers. Three distinct blends.

BLUE — CONNECTICUT
Ecuadorian Connecticut. Nicaraguan dual binder, Nicaraguan and Jalapa filler.
Cream and cedar up front, toasted almond in the middle, a clean white-pepper snap on the finish.
Smoke it with coffee. Smoke it at nine in the morning on a Saturday. Smoke it when you want to think.

RED — SUN GROWN
Ecuadorian Sun Grown Habano. Estelí and Condega filler.
Leather, red pepper, cocoa, and a sweetness that keeps arriving late.
The one most guys land on and stay on. Medium-full, all afternoon.

BLACK — OSCURO

San Andres Maduro. Nicaraguan dual binder, Nicaraguan and Honduran filler.
Espresso, bittersweet chocolate, black earth, molasses on the back.
After dinner. With bourbon. With nowhere to be.