Alan Rubin has had quite the journey throughout the cigar industry. The son of a hardware importer in Florida, Alan poured his heart, soul and every penny he had into his dream of being a cigar manufacturer. The road was filled with bumps and he suffered quite a few failures early on in his career. After blending the fan favorite Tempus line, Alan began to reach new heights in the industry. This culminating in his release of one of the finest cigars ever created, the Alec Bradley Prensado. It was an immense success and garnered the highest reviews including the coveted Cigar of the Year award from Cigar Aficionado. Now, Alan Rubin and his team are releasing a follow up to their prized line, and it does not disappoint.
The Alec Bradley Prensado Lost Art is named for what Alan describes as the lost art of hand crafting cigars. While automation has made the process easier, a hand crafted cigar takes talent, craftsmanship and above all patience. When you light up the Lost Art, you can tell this was handled with care and was rolled by only the finest torcedors in the world. It uses a blend of aged Honduran and Nicaraguan premium filler and binder tobaccos and is then cloaked in a luscious Honduran Corojo wrapper. Each puff delivers distinct notes of leather, espresso and oak with a dash of an earthy sweetness.
It was a difficult task to create a follow up to such a popular and highly rated product. However, Alan Rubin and his team accomplish this seamlessly by creating one of the most well made and delicious cigars of the year. Enjoy the brand new Prensado Lost Art today at Cigars.com