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Speaker: Hey everybody, welcome back to Let's Get Pairing This is episode 81 And today we are smoking the Reisus Cubanas P5 Black Porte Cinco um I'll tell you all about it I'll give you all the details, why it's called that Why it's ah why it looks the way it does And who Reisus Cubanas is In case you're not familiar So grab yourself cigar, grab yourself a drink Let's get pairing
Speaker: The short pour and it's going to be the story. The 30 minute episodes. We could do that. So that's what we used to call it ah back in the day when John and I did. Let's get pairing. Yeah, I remember sharing our pairings.
Speaker: If we had like if we were short on time or if we wanted to do just a single pairing kind of thing or sometimes with a short cigar, we would call it a short pour. Yeah.
Speaker: Alright, so i was saying how one of my pairings is a very tiny pour because it's all that was left in the bottle. Unfortunately, i need to buy another bottle. Welcome back, everybody. This is Let's Get Pairing episode 81 with the Reyes Cubanas C5 Black.
Speaker: um I'm your host, Tripp, here in the LGP South studio, and coming at you from the Dungeon of Doom, as always, is my co-host, Dennis. Dennis, how is the weekend treating you this The co-host with the mo-host, I guess. ah Yeah, man. ah Good. Good. Feeling good. Excited to smoke stuff that I haven't had before, which happens a lot on the show, but probably not as much as people realize because we're we're always smoking stuff throughout the week. We're always getting into stuff.
Speaker: So it's sometimes really hard to find something that it's like we haven't had before. I haven't had before. It's nice. I'm excited. And this particular cigar – has a lot going on this is a wake you up in the morning cigar this is yeah arguably this is a cigar you should not be smoking in the morning unless unless you are seasoned and or you're on the day three of a you know six-day trip to nicaragua and you're feeling froggy yeah as we've done yeah of course um all right so racist cubanos let's start off with talking about racist cubanos um
Speaker: It's a name you may or may not recognize. It's a brand you may or may not have heard of. The races Cubanas was founded as a factory in 2003 by Romay and Domano with his wife, Maria and their son, Hugo and Donley, Honduras.
Speaker: um Pretty soon after they launched, they became the main factory for Alec Bradley. So if you've ever smoked an Alec Bradley, odds are it came out of this factory. um For the last 20 years, they've been making cigars for for Alec Bradley.
Speaker: They have also, over the years, this isn't all of them, but I put down some of the big heavy hitters that they've made cigars for, like Ellusione, Viaje, La Polina, and HVC, among other brands. they've They've been in a factory for a long time. It's made some pretty well-regarded cigars, stuff like the Ellusione Rothschilds and the Epernay.
Speaker: They've made a ton of stuff for Vyaje. They made some of the finest La Polina's, in my opinion, in the Kill Bill. the The remake, the... the lining The full line of Kill Bills.
Speaker: Originally it was just a size, but it's now its own line with with normal sizes, not just the Coronas. um And they're all they're all made races Cubanas. um Some of the HVC stuff, the Pan Caliente is the one there.
Speaker: So after Alec Bradley was purchased by STG, Ralph Montero, who had formerly worked with, ah or before this, he worked with Alec Bradley.
Speaker: For a long time, he did a lot of blending, and he was kind of their, he was one of the people that came up with new brands for them and came up with the blends to go along with those. So he has worked for decades very closely with this factory.
Speaker: After the purchase of Alec Bradley from STG, um he decided, i want to i want to be on the ground floor something again. So he went to the factory and worked with them to start Racist Cubanas Cigars 2024. So they launched in late 2024.
Speaker: um We met them at the trade show last year. That was the first time Racist Cubanas has ever had their booth. ah their own booth because like I said, they were a factory for 20 years before becoming a cigar company.
Speaker: um And I've smoked a couple of cigars. They're they're on point, man. They're good cigars with good construction.
