Out of the Humidor: Cigar Rights of America Sampler Pack
Enjoying cigars has been a pastime that has transcended geography and social status and has spanned centuries, however over the years, laws are making it nearly impossible to find a place to enjoy these legal products. The Cigar Rights of America (CRA) was fou…
Well cigar enthusiasts, both consumers and manufacturers alike, have had enough and are doing everything they can to fight for the freedom to continue to legally enjoy legal premium cigars. The Cigar Rights of America (CRA) was founded in 2006 by a group of manufacturers, retailers and consumers who had simply had enough! In a statement from the organization, “The CRA is a consumer-based, non-profit public advocacy organization that works at the local, state, and federal level of government to protect the freedoms of cigar enthusiasts. Together, with our constituency of nationwide members, we focus our fight for freedom in two main areas: Oppose Restrictive Smoking Bans and Oppose Taxation of Cigars.”
In a historic move, the CRA has partnered with many of the Premium Cigar Industry’s leading manufacturers to put together a “sampler pack” with some of the most sought after premium cigars on today’s market. This is the FIRST time that these cigars have been made available together. These cigars are unique to this sampler. The most recently released Sampler Pack includes ONE EACH of the following incredible cigars:
Alec Bradley Tempus
Ashton VSG
Avo Classic No. 2
Camacho Limited Edition
Cuba Aliados Miami Edition
Diamond Crown Maximus
Fuente Fuente ForbiddenX
La Aurora 100 Anos
La Gloria Cubana
Perdomo Patriarch
These packs also include a 1 year membership to the Cigar Rights of America. For more info please visit http://www.cigarrights.org
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