It is neither too moist, nor dry, but just right
Rising warm air on land has lifted the smoke to elevations ranging from 5,000 to 20,000 feet, where it is being pushed south and east by strong winds
In a press release, the company said the blend was born of our unrestrained fascination for rare tobaccos. It debuted in four vitolas: Don Julio Sang Bleu Robusto (5 x 50) $14.20 (Box of 24, $340.80) Don Julio Sang Bleu Gordo (6 x 58) $16.98 (Box of 24, $407.52) Don Julio Sang Bleu P (6 1/4 x 54) $25 (Box of 24, $600) Don Julio Sang Bleu Salomon (7 x 58) $28 (Box of 24, $672) Cigar Reviewed: Don Julio Sang Bleu P Country of Origin: Dominican Republic Factory: De Los Reyes Wrapper: Dominican Republic (Habano) Binder: Dominican Republic Filler: Dominican Republic Length: 6 1/4 Inches Ring Gauge: 54 Shape: Pressed MSRP: $25 (Box of 24, $600) Release Date: May 10, 2024 Number of Cigars Released: Regular Production Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 I dont know how intentional it is, but this cigar has a flat press on the front and back panels, yet the sides are pretty round
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