In-case you hadn’t heard, when Saka released the Sobremesa Brûlée, a hearty portion of controversy accompanied it onto retailers’ shelves!

The eternal debate: is it sweet-tipped, or is it not?

In his ever-so-witty fashion, Steve Saka followed up consumers’ quest to discover the truth with an epic, blind sampler: enter STFU!!!

I am tired of telling people that Sobremesa Brûlée is NOT sweet tipped, many agree, but others do not believe me. So how do I prove a negative? Simple, I let you taste, compare, contrast and decide for yourself. Included [in the sampler] are 5 identical cigars of the Brûlée blend with the only difference being there are 3 versions included: Unadulterated aka normal Brûlée, sweet tipped and double sweet tipped. But here is the catch: I am not going to tell you which is which until September 15th, 2020 via Facebook live on our DTT page. So smoke ’em, debate about it and decide for u’rself!

Steve Saka – Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust

So what are we doing about it? Each day next week, Patrick and I will sit down, smoke one of the sampler cigars, and debate which is which! Tune in on YouTube, or in the embedded video below!

Wrapper: A Sumptuous Connecticut Broadleaf

Binder: San Andres Mexican

Filler:  Esteli Jalapa/Jamastran

Patiently aged and cured Nicaraguan binders and fillers are rolled by hand into a dark and sweet Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper that ties in the flavor perfectly.

– Foundation Cigar Company

This “tweaked” version of the Sobremesa Brûlée line features an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, a Mexican binder and various different Nicaraguan fillers. We’ll have it on the shelves very soon…. ; )

Originally released in 2018, the Tabernacle Havana Seed #142 created a stir in our humidor, as guests fell in-love with the blend of spicy and sweet tones that gives this cigar its unmistakable rich flavor.

Right now, if you grab a box of Tabernacles, you’ll get 15% off, and 5 entries for our epic featured-brand drawing on September 30th!

For an in-depth video review, Click Here!