**DISCONTINUED** Vasco Da Gama Fina Corona Brasil Tubos (Display Box of 10 Tubed Cigars)

Unfortunately this is another casualty of the 2016/2017 TPD2 legislation. The new legislation has made it extremely difficult for the smaller companies to keep unique products on the UK market so for the time being at least these Cigars will not be available. As usual we have left the listing on our website for historical reference and interest.

• Length: 152mm
• Gauge: 40
• Flavour: Medium
• Machine Rolled
• Wrapper: Brazilian Mata Fina
• Filler & Binder: Sumatran & Brazilian
• Cedar wrapped
• German

A branded display tube containing 16 cellophane wrapped Cigars presented in aluminium tubes!

Vasco Da Gama Cigars: Vasco Da Gama is produced by the world renowned Arnold Andre Cigar company in Bunde, Germany who have been making Cigars since 1817. Vasco da Gama is one of their strongest brands that are very well received in every country they are sold as some of the finest machine rolled Cigars available. The difference comes from using finer tobaccos and special ageing processes which are rare for machine made Cigars.

Vasco Da Gama Fina Brazil Corona: The Vasco da Gama range is is homage to one of the greatest sailors in history and provides an insight into the journey you will go through while enjoying a Vasco Da Gama. Each cigar is wrapped in a thin sheet of Cedar which adds character and complexity to this great Cigar. The Fina Brasil range is finished with a Brazilian wrapper which is rich in flavor with hints of cocoa, nuts and oriental spices

Aluminium Tube: The Vasco Da Gama Tubos range are cellophane wrapped and supplied in an Aluminium tube ensuring the Cigar is well protected and will not dry out or lose flavour. The Cigar should last for years without any noticeable difference as long as it is not left in excessively dry or hot conditions.

Preparation: The Vasco Da Gama do not require cutting and can be smoked straight from the box. Please note the cedar wrapping needs removing before smoking but to add a little extra to the lighting ritual why not tear a strip and use this to light your cigar.