1881 Perique & Wilson Adams "Mr. Wilson"

[CeeGarOne]

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• CeeGarOne
• Sep 16, 2015

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• CeeGarOne
• Sep 16, 2015

So I am in my B&M the other day perusing a magazine, Cigars & Leisure that I had never seen before. In it were two (2) cigars that piqued my curiosity and wanted to ask the brothers here if anyone has any info.

What's the deal with the 1881 Perique?
What gives with this Mr. Wilson character?

Thanks in advance guys.

 

[Mikenice81]

The 1881 seems like an interesting smoke. It has Philippine, Brazilian, Indonesian, and Perique tobacco. Philippine cigar tobacco has a 130 year history, but it is almost unheard of in America. Plus, Perique is more commonly associated with pipe tobacco. It can be dark and earthy with a peppery component. It should be an interesting experience.

 

[CeeGarOne]

The 1881 seems like an interesting smoke. It has Philippine, Brazilian, Indonesian, and Perique tobacco. Philippine cigar tobacco has a 130 year history, but it is almost unheard of in America. Plus, Perique is more commonly associated with pipe tobacco. It can be dark and earthy with a peppery component. It should be an interesting experience.

Looking at them on a non-sponsor site for $7.00 a stick and I am thinking about it but, there's nothing on their site that I want bad enough to spend $7.00 for shipping.

 

[Cigarth Vader]

The Wilson Adams Mr. Wilson is a great cigar.

 

[CeeGarOne]

Great review; you had me at the 4:20 mark. I need to find a local vendor!

 

[CeeGarOne]

So I pulled the trigger for a couple of the 1881's. As soon as I get them and give them a week or so to rest, I'll post a review.