In June 2012, Gary Griffith of Emilio announced a host of cigars at once—seven new lines in all. They were set to debut at different times over the next year, an ambitious goal at that, but not all to surprising. Included in that release was a new blend, a strong one—Carpe Noctem. At the time, Griffith described the cigar as a three-size line, made by A.J. Fernandez and strong. Carpe Noctem translates from Latin to “Seize the Night.” This incredibly dark, strong, and spicy cigar will feature a broadleaf maduro wrapper, and plenty of Esteli ligero in the filler. These cigars will be available in robusto, toro, and 6×60 sizes, and packed in cabinet boxes of 20.I’ve once again gone back to A.J. Fernandez to produce this cigar, and those fond of powerhouses should be well satisfied. We’re still toying with art work for boxes and bands, and expect to release these cigars during the first week of 2013. Obviously, the early 2013 date was not to be. In addition, the cigar will come in 21-count boxes, but the rest remains largely how Griffith announced it two years ago: Pennsylvania broadleaf wrapper, the aforementioned three sizes and strong. Emilio Carpe ...
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