I'm wondering if any brother/sisters on the board can help me gather more information on this cigar I am smoking.
My friend's son came home for a short visit from Iraq a few weeks ago and he brought back a few cigars to hand out.
All I know about them is they are made by Don Kiki and I think they are called "Salute to Arms"...but I'm not sure The label is really cool (sorry, I do not have my camera with me so I can't post pics.) I believe it is a standard Don Kiki that they re-band with a special army tribute label and send to the troops. I was wondering if anybody knew what cigar they used for this tribute is...cuz I like it :tu
It's a great mild "first smoke of the day" cigar, and I wouldn't mind finding a few more.
Also, if anyone has other information on the story behind the cigar/label or pictures of the cigar they could share that would rock!!
Have a great day, and thank you men and women in the service for doing what you do!
~Bobb
My friend's son came home for a short visit from Iraq a few weeks ago and he brought back a few cigars to hand out.
All I know about them is they are made by Don Kiki and I think they are called "Salute to Arms"...but I'm not sure The label is really cool (sorry, I do not have my camera with me so I can't post pics.) I believe it is a standard Don Kiki that they re-band with a special army tribute label and send to the troops. I was wondering if anybody knew what cigar they used for this tribute is...cuz I like it :tu
It's a great mild "first smoke of the day" cigar, and I wouldn't mind finding a few more.
Also, if anyone has other information on the story behind the cigar/label or pictures of the cigar they could share that would rock!!
Have a great day, and thank you men and women in the service for doing what you do!
~Bobb
