Father and son made "The Exclusive Blend of the Family"  available to the public with the release of these unique Nicaraguan cigars. These blends are prime examples of the skill of both master blenders and also gives a look into the differences between the tastes of the elder Cesar and the younger David. Both blends are different yet utilize the famous Nicaraguan tobaccos the family is so well known for in the binder and filler.  What sets them apart is the choice of wrapper, which sets them on opposite sides of the strength spectrum. One milder, one heavier.  And so much more in between! Apparently a little bolder in taste than his father, David prefers a richer and fuller experience and so chose a Pennsylvania Broadleaf Maduro properly grown in Lancaster County, PA.  Expect a medium-full bodied cigar with deep earthy notes, hints of oak, sweet earth, spicy tobacco and a peppery kick with a long smooth finish.