David P. Ehrlich Tremont Gordo Box of 20

David P. Ehrlich Tremont Gordo is a 6 x 60 cigar handcrafted at Tabacalera La Alianza in the Dominican Republic. Created in collaboration with Ernesto Perez-Carrillo, the Tremont combines an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper with a Nicaraguan binder and a blend of Nicaraguan and Dominican filler tobaccos. The large 60 ring gauge gives the filler blend a prominent role while the Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper contributes additional spice and complexity. The Tremont offers a medium-to-full profile built around earth, cedar and natural tobacco with pepper, coffee and underlying sweetness. David P. Ehrlich Tremont Gordo Cigar Details Size: 6 x 60 Shape: Gordo Wrapper: Ecuadorian Sumatra Binder: Nicaraguan Filler: Nicaraguan and Dominican Origin: Dominican Republic Strength: Medium to Full Factory: Tabacalera La Alianza Line: David P. Ehrlich Tremont What is the flavor profile of the David P. Ehrlich Tremont Gordo? The David P. Ehrlich Tremont offers a flavorful combination of earth, cedar and natural tobacco supported by black pepper and coffee. Sweeter characteristics can develop alongside the wood and spice, giving the Ecuadorian Sumatra and Nicaraguan-Dominican blend additional complexity. What does Tremont mean on a David P. Ehrlich cigar? The Tremont name pays tribute to Tremont Street in Boston and the history of the David P. Ehrlich tobacconist. The historic tobacco shop traced its roots to 1868, and the David P. Ehrlich cigar brand was later created to honor that legacy. Where is the David P. Ehrlich Tremont made? The David P. Ehrlich Tremont was produced at Tabacalera La Alianza in the Dominican Republic, the factory founded by noted cigar maker Ernesto Perez-Carrillo. What size is the David P. Ehrlich Tremont Gordo? The David P. Ehrlich Tremont Gordo measures 6 inches long with a 60 ring gauge. It is the largest ring-gauge offering in the original Tremont lineup, which also included Corona, Robusto, Toro and Churchill sizes. What makes the David P. Ehrlich Tremont blend different? The Tremont combines an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper and Nicaraguan binder with filler tobaccos from both Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic. This multi-country blend gives the cigar a different character from cigars made entirely with Nicaraguan or Dominican tobacco.