Cavalier Geneve Cigars

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The Cavalier Geneve Black Series II is the third installment from Cavalier Genève with a rich, complex and spicy flavor profile and a solid medium-bodied in strength. Smoking this flawless cigar will reveal notes of red pepper, chestnuts, wood, and dark chocolate. The robust flavors of this cigar come from a medium bodied body.

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The Cavalier Geneve Black Series II is the third installment from Cavalier Genève with a rich, complex and spicy flavor profile and solid medium bodied in strength. Smoking this flawless cigar will bring forth notes of red pepper, chestnuts, wood, and dark chocolate. The robust flavors of this cigar top out at a medium bodied experience.

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The Cavalier Genève Black Series is a USA exclusive line from Cavalier Genève with a rich, complex, and spicy flavor profile and strong medium bodied in strength. Smoking this flawless cigar will reveal hints of dried fruit, oak, chocolate, and walnuts. Its robust flavors top out at a medium-full bodied level.

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On the drive back to Cavalier Genève's factory in Honduras, Sébastien Decoppet, Eylin Decoppet and Brian Motola found the inspiration for Tres Delincuentes when a song of the same name came on the radio. Recognizing its potential as soon as it finished playing, they immediately laughed and began plotting out the idea together. The lines were designed to be a representation of them all individually - influenced by art and music. Each cigar features the same tobaccos but vary according to their wrappers. The Connecticut line has an Ecuador Connecticut wrapper, Habano has a leaf of Cuban-seed tobacco grown in Honduras, and Maduro contains Mexican San Andrés as it bears an artistic take on Sébastien. The binder is Ecuador Habano with filler from Nicaragua, Dominican Republic and Honduras.

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On the drive back to Cavalier Genève's factory in Honduras, Sébastien Decoppet, Eylin Decoppet and Brian Motola found the inspiration for Tres Delincuentes when a song of the same name came on the radio. Recognizing its potential as soon as it finished playing, they immediately laughed and began plotting out the idea together. The lines were designed to be a representation of them all individually - influenced by art and music. Each cigar features the same tobaccos but vary according to their wrappers. The Connecticut line has an Ecuador Connecticut wrapper, Habano has a leaf of Cuban-seed tobacco grown in Honduras, and Maduro contains Mexican San Andrés as it bears an artistic take on Sébastien. The binder is Ecuador Habano with filler from Nicaragua, Dominican Republic and Honduras.

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The idea that became Tres Delincuentes was born when Sébastien Decoppet, Eylin Decoppet and Brian Motola were driving back to Cavalier Genèves' factory in Honduras after a morning in the tobacco fields. As they talked, a song titled "Tres Delincuentes" started playing on the radio. At this point, Sébastien recalls that all three of them knew right away what had to be done: create a cigar that'd capture all their individual identities while also representing Cavalier Genèves. Within minutes of returning to the factory, they began planning the lines which would make up Tres Delincuentes. All three have the same tobaccos inside, but are distinguished by their wrappers - Connecticut (with Ecuador Connecticut wrapper), Habano (Cuban-seed tobacco grown in Honduras), and Maduro (Mexican San Andrés). The Maduro one has an artistic rendering of Sébastien while filler from Nicaragua, Dominican Republic and Honduras completes the cigars.

THIS ITEM CANNOT BE SHIPPED INTO NEW YORK

The idea that became Tres Delincuentes was born when Sébastien Decoppet, Eylin Decoppet and Brian Motola were driving back to Cavalier Genèves' factory in Honduras after a morning in the tobacco fields. As they talked, a song titled "Tres Delincuentes" started playing on the radio. At this point, Sébastien recalls that all three of them knew right away what had to be done: create a cigar that'd capture all their individual identities while also representing Cavalier Genèves. Within minutes of returning to the factory, they began planning the lines which would make up Tres Delincuentes. All three have the same tobaccos inside, but are distinguished by their wrappers - Connecticut (with Ecuador Connecticut wrapper), Habano (Cuban-seed tobacco grown in Honduras), and Maduro (Mexican San Andrés). The Maduro one has an artistic rendering of Sébastien while filler from Nicaragua, Dominican Republic and Honduras completes the cigars.

THIS ITEM CANNOT BE SHIPPED INTO NEW YORK

The idea that became Tres Delincuentes was born when Sébastien Decoppet, Eylin Decoppet and Brian Motola were driving back to Cavalier Genèves' factory in Honduras after a morning in the tobacco fields. As they talked, a song titled "Tres Delincuentes" started playing on the radio. At this point, Sébastien recalls that all three of them knew right away what had to be done: create a cigar that'd capture all their individual identities while also representing Cavalier Genèves. Within minutes of returning to the factory, they began planning the lines which would make up Tres Delincuentes. All three have the same tobaccos inside, but are distinguished by their wrappers - Connecticut (with Ecuador Connecticut wrapper), Habano (Cuban-seed tobacco grown in Honduras), and Maduro (Mexican San Andrés). The Maduro one has an artistic rendering of Sébastien while filler from Nicaragua, Dominican Republic and Honduras completes the cigars.

THIS ITEM CANNOT BE SHIPPED INTO NEW YORK

The idea that became Tres Delincuentes was born when Sébastien Decoppet, Eylin Decoppet and Brian Motola were driving back to Cavalier Genèves' factory in Honduras after a morning in the tobacco fields. As they talked, a song titled "Tres Delincuentes" started playing on the radio. At this point, Sébastien recalls that all three of them knew right away what had to be done: create a cigar that'd capture all their individual identities while also representing Cavalier Genèves. Within minutes of returning to the factory, they began planning the lines which would make up Tres Delincuentes. All three have the same tobaccos inside, but are distinguished by their wrappers - Connecticut (with Ecuador Connecticut wrapper), Habano (Cuban-seed tobacco grown in Honduras), and Maduro (Mexican San Andrés). The Maduro one has an artistic rendering of Sébastien while filler from Nicaragua, Dominican Republic and Honduras completes the cigars.