This ensured that they were properly acclimated for a consistent review. We’ve been holding onto these cigars for a couple of years and they were transferred to a Boveda acrylic humidor several weeks prior to the review. Only 10,000 of these are made per year, which partly explains its high price tag of around $20 per cigar. The Man O’War is made with an Ecuadorian Sumatra Maduro, which is a very low-yield crop. In this case, we opted for the War Horse Perfecto, which is 6.5″ x 64 in size. It is available in a variety of usually large vitolas. It is a cult classic and well-known among the cigar community. This is the Man o’ War from Armada, which is a brand produced by AJ Fernandez, in his Ocotal factory in Nicaragua.
