Rolling a cigar is something that should be seen as a craft/work of art, rolling it with 3 different wrappers that make it look like a painting is something beyond extraordinary. When I saw the cigar I started to wonder if it was created to be smoked or put on a pedestal to be viewed like a sculpture. An incredibly beautiful stick.

Announcement about limited edition TIGERSAURUS from Black Works studio

TIGERSAURUS Limited Edition will be available in Europe later this month and be featured at InterTabac Booth 4.A24 in Dortmund, Germany.

“Over the past decade, the Tiger Series has helped define what Black Works Studio cigars are all about. To celebrate the ten-year anniversary, we’re introducing our first limited Tiger release. The Tigers began as factory-exclusive cigars in Nicaragua and later became event-only.

The Tigersaurus represents a bigger, bolder interpretation of the Tiger. It features wrappers of PA Broadleaf, Connecticut Broadleaf, and Candela, with Nicaraguan filler tobaccos. The profile is intense and complex, layering dark, rich earthy notes with bright, clean spice on the finish.

If you want to see a work of art in cigar format, don’t forget to visit Booth 4.A24 during Intertabac

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