Tatuaje Avion 13 Cigar Review by LeeMack912 Support This Channel - Monthly Donation - www.Patreon.com/LeeMack912 One Time Donation -www.PayPal.Me/leemack912 iROBUSTO PO Box 197 Elk Mills, MD 21920 See All LeeMack912 Reviews: http://goo.gl/Y2bxF1 LeeMack912 2014 Favorite Cigars over $7.00: http://goo.gl/uqeJl4 LeeMack912 2014 Favorite Cigars under $6.00: http://goo.gl/m4th23 Check out my new online Cigar Review Show "Meet In The Middle" on iROBUSTO "Meet in the Middle" combines a cigar review with a virtual herf and is presented by Leander, Hyacinth and Mark. Each cigar review show features the opinion on one cigar in three 15-minute segments. Grab your cigar, light up and join us each week. "Meet in the Middle" #mitmcigar is a cigar review show with a different spin on the normal cigar review. http://www.irobusto.com/meet-in-the-m... Sometimes it is hard to believe that it was only a few years ago that unopened boxes of the Tatuaje T110 were readily available on the secondary market despite its seemingly quick rise to legendary limited edition status among Tatuaje fans. As the T110 started to become harder to find, fans clamored for another release of the cigar. Pete Johnson’s stance on re-releasing limited edition cigars is that it isn’t something he ever wants to do. While there is a variety of reasons for that, he has stated the main reason is that it wouldn’t be fair to the fans who worked hard to get their hands on the original. Having said that though, Johnson has taken limited edition cigars, changed up the size and using a similar blend, created new limited edition runs or even entirely new lines of regular production stuff. The Avion line is one of the latter, being spawned out of the Fausto line, which was a child of the T110 blend. In Patrick’s review of the Avion Limited a couple weeks back, he went into a very detailed history of the blend and each iteration. Instead of rewriting the same information that he worked hard to put together, I’ll instead let you read what he wrote: Tracing back the roots of the Avion line is like looking at a family tree; one pioneering cigar begot another, and then that line had multiple releases, including an offshoot that became what is known as Avion. The history of the Avion 13 goes back to July 2009 and the Tatuaje T110, a store exclusive made for R. Field Wine Company in Honolulu, Hawaii. According to Brooks’ review of that cigar, it was a take on another Tatuaje creation that started out as somewhat of a joke cigar because of how strong it was, literally making people sick from its strength. That cigar? Thermonuclear. Because of its smaller size, the T110 was referred to as Thermo Jr. From the T110 came from the Fausto line, which was released at the 2011 IPCPR Convention a ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWAn-Jc9uAM