Here are a few of the upcoming beer and cigar releases for this month.
The Casa Magna Colorado Lancero
Originally the Colorado Lancero was a limited edition cigar that was released with the Casa Magna sampler pack. From reports on the net, the sampler is nearly impossible to come by nowadays. Now for some good news Casa Magna has decided to make the Colorado's Lancero vitola a normal production cigar.
For those not familiar with Casa Magna, it's a brand that was produced with collaboration between Manuel Quesada and Nestor Plasencia. As for the Colorado Lancero size it measures 8.25 x 40. The cigar is a Nicaraguan puro made from Cuban Seed tobacco grown in Central American nation's Esteli and Jalapa regions.
The Casa Magna Colorado Lancero has started to hit the smoke shop shelves as well as the internet sites and will be available in packs of 7 cigars. This stick carries a suggested retail price of approximately $12.95. Keep an eye out for this one, especially if you are looking for a new Nicaraguan puro to try.
Cigar: Casa Magna Colorado Lancero
Size: 8.25 x 40
Wrapper: Nicaragua
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua
Strength: Medium
Size: 8.25 x 40
Wrapper: Nicaragua
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua
Strength: Medium
The Imperial IPA - Centennial Single Hop
A new beer release from the guys at the Flying Dog Brewery, located in Frederick Maryland. The brew is a Centennial Single-hop Imperial IPA.
Brewed with the Centennial hop, these hops were once near extinction and now have become one of the most common hops used for brewing in the US. They have large floral and citrus notes medium aroma with mid to high bittering value makes it a dual purpose choice for this IPA.
I’m sure the boy’s down at Krugels Georgetown Deli will be adding this to their inventory. Try one out!
Serving: 12oz Bottle
ABV: 10%
IBU: 70
Hope you all enjoy your Sunday...more to come in a few days. Now off to see Chris Miller and add a sixtel of their Lunch Pail Ale to the keg fridge. Will attempt to have a Gloria Cuban Series R #4 tonight with a few of those Lunch Pail Ales....
Bill
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