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Size: Various Sizes
Type: Sampler of 6
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No war room is complete without it.
If you love full-bodied sticks, or you’re looking for a gift for someone who does, this offering is sure to grab your attention. Man O’ War is a CI Nation juggernaut , and out of all the samplers & combos you’ll find on Cigars International, none are more worthy of the most battle-hardened herfers than the Man O’ War Gift Box & Ashtray. In this set, you’ll not only find 6 cigars from 3 of Man O’ Wars mightiest lines, but also a high-end melamine ashtray in the shape of the iconic Man O’ War battle helmet. Quantities are limited, so grab your Man O’ War Gift Box & Ashtray today, and give your man-cave the gift set it deserves.
The Man O' War Gift Box & Ashtray Sampler contains:
2 – Man O’ War Virtue Toro (6” x 50)
2 – Man O’ War Ruination Belicoso (5.7” x 56)
2 – Man O’ War Robusto (5.5” x 50)
1 - Man O' War Custom Melamine Ashtray
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Man O' War Ruination
I loved the opener on this cigar, deep earthy nutty notes complimented by a nice spice and full depth! As I got halfway through though, it had trouble burning consistently and the wrapper completely fell to pieces. Great cigar, poor construction, expected better from AJ.

Man O' War Ruination
Here's a cigar I've had periodically, but the larger War Horse has a smoother vibe to it. The flavor notes are still consistent with leather, wood, and some toasted notes. Although the burn had a tendency to waver, it was still slow with a smooth draw.

Man O' War Ruination
An orotund offering that epitomizes the skillful art of full-bodied premium handmades. ru - in - a - tion [roo-uh-ney-shuh-n] -noun 1. the act or state of ruining or the state of being ruined. 2. something that ruins. Strap on your bike helmets gents. Behold, Man O’ War Ruination, a supremely flavorful handmade offering superior layers of bold, Cuban-esque flavors balanced by velvety smoothness that pours forth with raw spirit and intensity. Ample flavor abounds, driven by its bold mixture of Cuban-seed Nicaraguan and Honduran long-leaf ligeros. These hand-selected tobaccos have been picked from the plant's highest priming, bringing maximum flavor and richness. To conceal this deep, dense blend of tobaccos, an oily Habano Ecuador ligero leaf was chosen as its wrapper - one that's thick and juicy, even outshining the flavorful core within. An explosion of spice greets you up front, as Ruination deliquesces into softer notes of oak, earth, toast, wood, and leather. The velvety smoke coats the palate, leaving a long and satisfying finish filled with the wonderful lingering aroma of toast and charcoal. Toward the nub the roller-coaster continues....closing with a concentrated, layered, full-bodied finale. Nothing short of a religious experience!

Man O' War Ruination
Second time I’ve had a man of war cigar, definitely gonna go on my humidor as well

Man O' War Ruination
Love this cigar, so smooth!
Man O' War Ruination
Good but this one had a light draw.
Man O' War Ruination
Love these
Man O' War Ruination
Pepper and strength, no flavor
Man O' War Virtue
Great breakfast cigar!
Man O' War Ruination
Night and day difference fr th first smoke. Needed the time in the humidor

Man O' War Ruination
Great Stick on a lunch break!! Here’s to the three day weekend!
Man O' War Virtue
Much better than the last one. Time in the humidor I now believe is critical. 2 months minimum is a good start

Man O' War Virtue
punch cut - excellent draw. slight nutty hints
Man O' War Virtue
Not sure that I liked this the first time I smoked but was good. Had sweet Connecticut wrapper flavor and a little spice. Would smoke again
Man O' War Virtue
Was mellow. Not spicy or sweet. Honestly just kinda meh. 1st of 6 I have see if it gets better with age.

Man O' War Virtue
This is an old Man O War from 2012 or so. They had stopped making these and re-released them I think on 2018. I haven't tried the new ones but this old one had a LOT going for it. For a light Connecticut it was more medium than mild with a great balance of creaminess, fruit, pepper and a hint of wood. The burn left something to be desired but the flavor profile was great. Sadly it's the last of these I had, I'll have to try the new version if they are still out there.

Man O' War Virtue
My first Man O’ War from AJ Fernandez. On the cold draw, I got the slightest hint of cinnamon. A very smooth and mild cigar with notes of earth and leather and a hint of pepper spice on the end. Another hit from AJF and one that I’ll definitely smoke again.

Man O' War Virtue
Pretty good Connecticut.

Man O' War Virtue
Nice draw and burn from start to finish. Low maintenance. Tasty with little hangaround.
Man O' War Virtue
Had to use draw tool twice. Great flavor. Very good burn. Hard to beat for $1.60 a stick.
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