Casa 1910 Soldadera Edition
$18.00 – $200.00
If you purchase this product you will earn Introducing Casa 1910 Soldadera Edition latest line of cigars, crafted to commemorate the unwavering strength and resilience of the Soldaderas, the brave female soldiers who fought for justice and freedom during the Mexican Revolution. These unsung heroines persevered through condemnation and discrimination, refusing to be defeated by the ideologies of their time.
We are proud to pay tribute to their indomitable spirit with a cigar that captures their fighting essence. Using a carefully curated selection of the finest tobaccos from Mexico and the Dominican Republic, we have crafted a cigar that embodies the Soldaderas’ tenacity and courage.
With each draw, you will experience the depth and complexity of flavors that our artisans have masterfully blended, paying homage to the Soldaderas’ diverse backgrounds and unwavering strength. This cigar is a true testament to the remarkable women who fought for a better future, and to the legacy of the Mexican Revolution. Join us in celebrating the Soldaderas and their unparalleled bravery with each smoke of this exceptional cigar.
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contrerast3 (verified owner) –
I’ve been on a mild cigar kick lately and this was perfect for that. Complimented my morning latte perfectly. Smooth with some cedar, almonds and hint of earth. I grabbed another 5pk.
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Justin White (verified owner) –
In terms of strength this was mild, but it had a decent amount of flavor and it smoked beautifully. Lots of cedar and black pepper, a slightly bitter earthy finish that I would guess comes from the combination of Mexican filler and Connecticut wrapper. I actually expected it to be dirtier tasting, there’s a reason we don’t see a lot of filler tobacco from Mexico (anyone else remember how terrible Te Amo was?) but they did this well. The price is a little high for what you get but it’s a decent cigar, and I would smoke it again.
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