Trilogy Cigars

“Trilogy Cigars”

Have You Tried Trilogy Cigars?

It seems the world would never run out of choicest cigars. Because every time as one brand will slowly die away, another newcomer will take its place and burn brightly to attract every tobacco aficionado and thus filling the gaps. It has happened often, from Dunhill to Rocky Patel, cigar brands come and go, and now the latest quality cigar in the scene is from the creative farms of Alec Bradley Cigar Company, the Trilogy cigars.

One fine thing about Trilogy cigars is that they manage to overcome the overhyped stereotyping of Caribbean tobacco. That clearly shows that the finest species of tobacco don’t necessarily come from Cuba or Havana, and that skilled cigar blenders and planters don’t necessarily live on Cuba. It is a wondrous blessing really that Alec Bradley Cigar Company could offer to the masses a fine cigar of delectable qualities but without having the price tag that usually accompanies Cuban products.

Though it depends largely on the vitola, the formulation for Trilogy cigars is mostly: Brazilian, Cameroon, Nicaraguan, or Honduran leaf wrapper; filler from Columbia, Nicaragua, Italian, Condega Nicaragua or Jalapa Valley; and binder from Indonesia, Havana, African Cameroon, or Honduras. All these is saying that Trilogy Cigars would taste remarkably different but still have those qualities that made all the ‘greats’ great.

So what can you expect from Trilogy cigars? With Trilogy cigars you could expect a carefully blended tobacco mixture that offers a smoker a mild to medium experience. Accompanying is a rich flavor and complexity that is yet to be discovered outside Havana’s plantation. Trilogy cigars offer to the smoker three uniquely special wrappers for a varied choice of flavor: an exotic maduro arapiraca leaf from Brazil, a natural native Cameroon only from Africa, or an authentic deep and rich brown Corojo from the Caribbean. Here are the best choices for Trilogy Cigars.

Trilogy Native Cameroon Churchill, costs only $80

Has mild to medium experience with rich flavor and complexity. The binder uses a Havana Seed Honduran, the filler is a masterful mixture of Condega Nicaraguan, Jalapa Valley, and Italian tobacco, wrapped in an African Cameroon leaf.

Trilogy Native Cameroon Robusto, costs $67.95

Has mild to medium experience and also has rich flavor and complexity. Binder is still Havana Seed Honduran, and the filler mixture is also Condega Nicaragua, Jalapa Valley, and Italian, wrapped with an African Cameroon leaf.

Have you tried Trilogy cigars? You should try it out; it’s available at most online cigar retailers, such as The Cigar Hut at www.cigarsforless.com.