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H. Upmann Connossieur No. 2 Cuban Cigar - Single
A banker from Germany, Herman Upmann, moved to Havana in 1844 because of his love for Havana cigars. He also set up a bank that closed in the early 1920s.
Thankfully, the cigar brand he created didn't suffer the same fate, and today it is still loved by cigar smokers the world over.
Light and aromatic with a smooth and refined flavour profile, this chunky Bohemios, as it is known in the factory, measures 5 1/4" with a 51-ring gauge and offers a wonderful smoking experience. Medium-bodied, with nutty notes, along with some cedar and earthiness, there's also a touch of pepper.
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H. Upmann Connossieur No. 2 Cuban Cigar - Single
A banker from Germany, Herman Upmann, moved to Havana in 1844 because of his love for Havana cigars. He also set up a bank that closed in the early 1920s.
Thankfully, the cigar brand he created didn't suffer the same fate, and today it is still loved by cigar smokers the world over.
Light and aromatic with a smooth and refined flavour profile, this chunky Bohemios, as it is known in the factory, measures 5 1/4" with a 51-ring gauge and offers a wonderful smoking experience. Medium-bodied, with nutty notes, along with some cedar and earthiness, there's also a touch of pepper.
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A banker from Germany, Herman Upmann, moved to Havana in 1844 because of his love for Havana cigars. He also set up a bank that closed in the early 1920s.
Thankfully, the cigar brand he created didn't suffer the same fate, and today it is still loved by cigar smokers the world over.
Light and aromatic with a smooth and refined flavour profile, this chunky Bohemios, as it is known in the factory, measures 5 1/4" with a 51-ring gauge and offers a wonderful smoking experience. Medium-bodied, with nutty notes, along with some cedar and earthiness, there's also a touch of pepper.
