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January 14, 2019
Brick House by JC Newman Cigar Company
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Brick House by JC Newman Cigar Company
Format: Toro
Size: 6 x 52
Wrapper: Nicaraguan
Binder: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan
Production: Regular Production
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The Brick House starts with Sweet natural tobacco with a hint of cocoa and leather. There’s history to the brand. Brick House was an old cigar named after the brick house in Hungary where company founder Julius Caeser Newman lived as a child. He eventually started his own cigar company in 1895 and launched Brick House in 1937. The line was retired for decades but resurrected in 2009. Back to the review….Creaminess shows up at the half-inch mark, then classic Nicaraguan Pepper will kick in till the end. For having a low pricepoint campaign, Brick House received a 93-rating and was named a Top 25 Cigar of 2016 AND a Top 25 Cigar of 2010.
–The Box Split
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