Gurkha Ghost

Inspired by the legendary Gurkha warriors, the Ghost line offers premium, handcrafted cigars with a dark Brazilian Arapiraca Maduro wrapper, Criollo ’98 binder, and Dominican/Nicaraguan fillers. Designed for medium-to-full-bodied smoking, these cigars deliver rich, complex flavors with notes of baking chocolate, Brazilian nuts, and spice. I had a hard time with the cigar keeping lit and had a lot of pepper before the band. If you’re at your local cigar lounge give this a try and see if you enjoy this cigar.

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