• Ep 87 - Espinosa Murciélago Shikaka | ANNUAL AWARDS SHOW

  • Dec 14 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 7 mins
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Ep 87 - Espinosa Murciélago Shikaka | ANNUAL AWARDS SHOW

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  • On this episode we smoke the 2024 TAA special from Espinosa Cigars, the Murcielago Shikaka. Named after the famous white bat god from Ace Ventura When Nature Calls, this oval soft-box pressed 6x54 toro features a Connecticut seed shade grown wrapper from Ecuador, with binder and filler from Nicaragua. And of course, this is our annual awards show! Follow along as we award the Manufacturer of the Year, Brand of the Year, and the highly coveted Burnline Podcast Cigar of the Year.

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