According to the United Cigar Group website, He’s not a cigar maker with a history of a Cuban family that has been growing and cultivating tobacco for generations. He does not wear a fancy hat, or ride a horse or wear a Guevara shirt like all the cliche ads in the cigar magazines. He is David Garofalo, an Italian American that was born and brought up in inner-city Boston, a man who has spent over 30 years as a cigar retailer and is obsessed with cigars.
Garofalo Cigars are handmade in Esteli Nicaragua at the Perdomo factory and until now the cigar was only available with a Connecticut shade wrapper and highly rated on The Cigar Authority…
The cigars which are aged for a minimum of six full months get a line extension with a Sun Grown and Maduro wrapper.
Available in 4 Sizes:
Robusto (5 x 50); Torpedo (5 x 54); Toro (6 x 52) and Churchill (7 x 50)
The Cigar Authority 2016 IPCPR Coverage is sponsored by 2guyscigars.com.
