RoMa Craft Tobac Intemperance EC XVIII Charity Petite Corona (4 x 46) Cigar
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RoMa Craft Tobac, led by Skip Martin, is a small-batch craft cigar maker producing bold, full-flavored blends at its Nica Sueno factory in Esteli, Nicaragua. Its acclaimed CroMagnon, Aquitaine, Intemperance, Neanderthal, and Baka lines have earned a devoted following among experienced smokers. Intemperance, launched in 2012 by Skip Martin and Michael Rosales, was the first cigar release under the newly formed RoMa Craft Tobac company, its branding evoking the temperance movement and Prohibition; EC XVIII refers to the 18th Amendment and to the Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper that defines the blend, and the Charity was one of the four original vitolas, mirrored in the Brazilian Arapiraca line by the BA XXI Intrigue.
A golden Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over an Indonesian binder and long-filler tobaccos from Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic, built in the Charity (Petit Corona) format at 4 x 46. Hand-rolled as a long-filler cigar at Fabrica de Tabacos Nica Sueno in Esteli, Nicaragua and blended by Skip Martin. As on the rest of the Intemperance family, the wrapper stops short of the foot, leaving a sliver of binder exposed. Box count: 30 cigars.
Medium-bodied and balanced — cream, cedar, toasted nuts, coffee, and light pepper from the Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, with a smooth finish.
Alcoholic: a bourbon or an aged rum. Non-Alcoholic: a medium-roast coffee.
A versatile daytime or after-dinner smoke. Allow 45–60 minutes.
