Only the best Nicaraguan and Honduran ligero filler was used to create the flawlessly constructed Comfortably Numb Vol. 2 by Espinosa Cigars. It features tastes of toast, red pepper, and cedar, and comes wrapped in a Corojo '99 ligero wrapper that is supposedly maduro-grade. Hand-rolled in Estelí, Nicaragua, this mind-bending blend produces a creamy and sweet tea-like aftertaste that is equal parts tangy citrus and earth at times, and leather and tannins the next. 

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 A slightly heady habano cigar, this one leaves nothing to be desired. from beginning to end it's packed with notes of cedar, walnuts, honey and finishes off with a slightly mineral smoothness. A great addition to the 601 label.

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A Maduro lovers dream, this fine cigar is a re-launch of the Murcielago of 2009 made by the My Father brand, that was a huge success. The blend for this cigar was lost when Espinosa split off, and it has taken some time to bring the blend back to its former glory. Enjoy notes of cocoa and sweet spices with this awesome re-release.

This slow burning box-pressed torpedo lives up to its well-deserved 93-point rating. With notes of earth, almond, espresso, and caramel, this cigar has flavors for days, and a burn that is immaculate in every way. A little toothy in texture, with some spice and strength as it goes, this blend is built for fans of Broadleaf who don't desire too much funk or barnyard in a boutique smoke.

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This enticing cigar lures you in with aromas of cedar and tree nuts, and surely doesn't disappoint. Notes of citrus, hazelnut and sweet cream are brimming throughout.