When Michael Argenti, the former Perdomo executive and co-owner of Berger & Argenti, announced his return to the cigar industry, the news centered largely about La Gran Llave, a new cigar he was making out of Abdel Fernandez’s Tabacalera AJ Fernandez Cigars de Nicaragua S.A. But there was another cigar, LGL Limited, a new bundle cigar being produced out of another Nicaraguan factory. LGL Limited uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut 1LW wrapper, Nicaraguan binder and fillers. Its offered in sizes: Corona (5 3/4 x 44, $1.99), Robusto (5 x 50, $2.24), Toro (6 x 52, $2.49), Churchill (7 x 50, $2.74), Machete (4 1/4 x 60, $2.99) and Macho (6 x 60, $3.24). The cigar comes in bundles that feature a small piece of wood on the top and bottom with small holes cut out for the cigars, the first I’ve seen of that, although I’m probably not the most studied expert on bundled cigars. Cigar Reviewed: Country of Origin: Factory: Wrapper: Binder: Filler: Length: Ring Gauge: Vitola: MSRP: Release Date: Number of Cigars Released: Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: I like the look of the LGL Limited, it’s a modern approach to the packaging, something that stands in stark contrast ...
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