gimbel wrote:It's an Oliva, what more do you need to know. I've smoked a few, and have one left although it's damaged. They are good enough that if I came across a box in a B&M I may be inclined to buy them all.
Actually, they are an Oliva, but they are not an Oliva. There are two completely different Oliva families. These cigars were made for (or by?) the Oliva family that grows tobacco, not the Oliva family that makes cigars.
The farming Olivas mainly grow and supply a HUGE amount of tobacco for many, many cigar manufacturers. The Angel 100 is the only cigar they have ever put out. It is to celebrate 100 years in the bidness or someones 100th B-Day, or something like that.
The cigar making Olivas are the ones most people are more familiar with. They are the ones that make the Serie O, Serie G, Serie V, etc. They have nothing to do with the Angel 100.