Massacre

Description

One of the most infamous days in Chicago history February 14, 1929 the Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre. Gang violence was not anything new in Chicago in the roaring 20’s, but the scale of the Saint Valentine’s Day massacre, ordered by Al Capone to wac seven of George “Bugs” Moran’s North Side Gang Mobsters was unprecedented even by Chicago’s gritty standards. The massacre ended Moran’s control of the North Side, aided in Al Capone’s eventual incarceration and cemented the Tommy Gun in history’s eye’s as the mob’s favorite weapon.

The Massacre is a 6.5×46 lonsdale featuring an Ecuadorian Habano Maduro wrapper and Nicaraguan filler and binder. This master piece delivers a rich, full-bodied and complex smokin experience. Massacre is aged two years and the very first cigar to come out of Tabacalera Annex, AJ Fernadez’s Factory for Privada.