Alec Bradley

For today’s International Cigar Lightation Ceremony I’ve chosen Kintsugi from Alec & Bradley, the January selection for the Cigar Dave Officers Club. This cigar an elegant medium-bodied cigar that pays homage to the ancient Japanese artform of joining together ceramics with gold lacquer.

Today’s selection for the International Cigar Lightation Ceremony is the Alec Bradley Project 40 Maduro. This cigar is named for a scientific concept relating to how outside influences positively affect one’s well-being. It’s a medium-plus bodied cigars that features a lush Maduro wrapper from San Andreas, Brazilian Habano binder and all Nicaraguan filler.

Today’s International Cigar Lightation Ceremony features the Alec Bradley Prensado which was created to pay homage to the Cuban traditions of cigar making rolling the filler ‘entuba-do,’ triple capping the head and box pressing the finished cigar. This medium to full bodied smoke was featured in the November Officers Club selection.

Today’s selection for the International Cigar Lightation Ceremony is the Alec Bradley Project 40. This cigar uses a Nicaraguan wrapper, Brazilian Habano binder and fillers from Nicaragua.

Today’s cigar selection for the daily International Cigar Lightation Ceremony is the Alec Bradley Tempus Natural meaning time. This medium-to-medium-full bodied smoke has a beautiful dark wrapper with notes of sweetness and spice.

I have selected the Alec Bradley Connecticut for today’s International Cigar Lightation Ceremony as the perfect way to start the weekend with a mild, mellow but flavorful cigar which satisfies any palate.