As a new offering for their Studio Tobac project, Cain Daytona will tantalize your palate with a super-smooth complexity different from all other Cain blends.
The Oliva family has left a substantial mark on the cigar industry over the past five years. As one of the world's most reputable cigar makers, their highly rated blends can only be found at the most reputable tobacconists throughout the world. In 2007, Oliva received an unprecedented '94' rating from Cigar Aficionado for their Serie ‘V' line, while they've released a series of fan-favorite blends with Cain, Cain 'F,' and Nub.
Cain Daytona hails from Nicaragua. Inside you'll find a long-leaf mix of full-bodied ligero leaves from the Jalapa Valley, but the blend also comes wrapped with a milder Habano wrapper for a smooth, medium-bodied experience. If you tried the other Cain blends and felt they were slightly too strong or just not smooth enough, then you'll love Daytona - the smoothest Cain of the bunch
Can these hit a wall at 200mph?
HockeyDad wrote:
they should take down the wall.... would be less drivers getting hurt... 😟
Yes, but they would then have to move the bleachers and beer stands to be a half a mile away.
nobody would sit in them... 😟
The local B&M should get these prior to any other city, LOL.
Did some research.
" Studio Tobac is currently focused on a number of NEW offerings. Chief among these is the all new CAIN DAYTONA! The CAIN DAYTONA is a medium bodied offering blended using only Jalapa Ligeros. Jalapa Valley is Nicaraguas northern most tobacco area. It is well known for producing the country’s most medium and smooth fillers. CAIN DAYTONA takes its flavor profile from this distinct area. The DAYTONA offers a solid medium taste with an abundance of natural smoothness. The result, a creamy cigar with true Nicaraguan taste."
from the studio tobac website.....
I don't get the reference to Daytona. I guess we will be known for the land of NASCAR, Bikes, Skin, Beaches ,and Cain Cigars? 🤔
I would be interested in trying one anyway.\:d/
