| If you have ever finished a great cigar but wished for just a little more stick to savor |
| some flavor, then the Last Call Habano Corticas cigar is the perfect |
| solution. Originally developed by AJ Fernandez as an exclusive fourth quarter treat |
| for NFL football-watching guests at his factory in Esteli, this small yet |
| robust delight is now available worldwide to fill the gaps in your smoking |
| schedule. Loaded with a plethora of sturdy Nicaraguan tobaccos rolled into |
| a classic short robusto, the Last Call delivers full satisfaction in a |
| relatively short amount of time. Much of this is due to the savory Ecuadorian Habano |
| Rosado wrapper that graces each stick, which proves the extra kick we are all looking for. |
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| It is easy to dismiss the 4 inch long Last Call Habano Corticas as a lightweight, but once |
| the heft provided by the 52 ring gauge is in hand, the anticipation begins. Rugged |
| and toothy beneath the simple red and cream colored band, each vitola |
| impresses with excellent construction from cap to closed foot and an aroma of leather |
| and oats. Using his considerable skills, Fernandez has packed an |
| incredible amount of flavor beneath the surface, each smoke flush with toast, pepper, |
| and vanilla from the moment it is lit. Time will seem to slow as the first |
| half quickly ramps to medium-full strength with almond and char, with the |
| second half developing into a creamy smooth experience providing oak and cocoa. At |
| long last, you will put the 4" x 52 cigar down and realize only forty-five |
| minutes has elapsed. Dare you find time for another? |
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| Packed 25 at a time into attractive cabinet boxes, the Last Call Habano Corticas is a cigar |
| you will want to keep around at all times. Whether paired with a morning |
| cappuccino, snuck during a long lunch, or savored with suds while watching the |
| ballgame there's never a wrong time to enjoy one. Or two. We are sure you will |
| figure it out. |
