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(Description taken from Cigar-Coop.com website)
At the 2015 IPCPR Trade Show, Debonaire Cigars rolled out a new brand called Indian Motorcycle Ultra Premium Cigars. It was in 2014 when Debonaire Cigars co-owner Phil Zanghi announced that he had re-acquired the rights to the Indian Tabac trademark. Indian Tabac was originally a partnership between Zanghi and Rocky Patel. In 2002, he sold the company to Patel to focus on other areas in the cigar business before returning to premium cigars in 2012. Instead of bringing back Indian Tabac, Zanghi opted to go in a different direction and create a whole new brand called Indian Motorcycle Ultra Premium Cigars. This brand incorporates a theme based on the popular motorcycle brand with the same name.
Blend Profile
The Indian Motorcycle Maduro utilizes a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper. While the Debonaire Maduro also utilizes this wrapper, the Indian Motorcycle Maduro has a completely different blend.
Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf
Binder: Dominican San Vincente
Filler: HVA Ligero, Nicaraguan Seco, Piloto Cubano
Country of Origin: Dominican Republic (De Los Reyes)
The Indian Motorcycle Habano uses the same binder and filler as the Indian Motorcycle Maduro.
Vitolas Available
Both the Indian Motorcycle Maduro and Indian Motorcycle Habano come in 20 count boxes – each in the following four sizes.
Robusto: 5 x 50
Toro: 6 x 52 REVIEWED TODAY
Gordo: 6 x 58
Churchill: 7 1/2 x 50
The cigar is very dark, almost black. Even the foot is dark.
The test draw after cutting the cap was very good. The initial flavor you get immediately at light up is an earthy espresso and lots of it. It quickly settles down into the same earthy espresso, unsweetened dark chocolate, a fig-type sweetness, and light cream notes. There was a nice black pepper rated at an 8. The cigar has sweetness but there are much more dark flavors.



Overall Score: 87.67
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