Get your hands on this deal and experience the side by side comparison and evolution of the tobacco crop used to roll this LCA Banger. 2021 was the first year LCA released this stick and now with the second release available to really see the change in flavor is an interesting experience! So why not make it a deal?!

Each year, the cigar is made entirely of a single year’s crop of Cuban-seed corojo grown on Christian Eiroa’s farms in Honduras. The vintage year refers to the year the cigar was rolled, while the tobacco is from the crop three years earlier i.e. the crop for Vintage 2022 is from the 2019 season. The LCA Reserva series allows you to taste how different years’ tobacco crops change the smoking experience. Despite having the exact same blend, Vintage 2022 is certainly a different experience from Vintage 2021.