stop badgering him, hehe, let him get at least one to sample before he runs off and buys 'em out!

MIght take me a few days🌫

I've got 711, gonna keep that one wrapped up for awhile

Funny enough it reminds me a lot of the Behike (both use the Medio Tiempo leaf).

edit, I had plenty of time to study blends over the winter, and the medio tiempo leaves are the most rare, percentage wise, and from growing Broadleaves, makes sense, and the cutting it comes from would make it sweeter, and milder, yet flavorful, or at least have that potential, because of when the leaves are cut and how much sugars can be fermented/coaxed "out" of the leaf.

Never had one, seen pics, and in studying the details on both. The lady rolling these was a level 9 roller in THE Laguito factory, so she no doubt was one of the top rollers, and the Medio leaf is one of the hardest to work with, I'd say she's rolled a few, and from teh pics I've seen of her currently rolling the upcoming cigars.........they look almost identical to a BH52 or 54 . I can't get over (even as a novice, although I tend to study things in detail) how good a job was done in the craftsmanship of these lancero's. My understanding from Arturo Jr. and others in the industry that the lancero is the toughest to roll and get consistency.

I've smoked 5+ of these little suckers, and I'm impressed.