SLAUGHTERHOUSES’ New Release The Operator Devils Sister Whiskey

VENTURA CIGAR TO RELEASE THE OPERATOR.

Proceeds go to Cigars for Warriors.

The Ventura Cigar Company announces’ the new slaughterhouse cigar line. A cigar system where the profit is donated through generocity and compassion for our service men. Benefitting the Marines, Army, Navy and Air Force soldiersOur Warriors.

The Operator is a 6 by 50 Toro Nicaraguan Puro. The Operator produced at the Placencia factory in Nicaragua, comes in 10 count bundles. The bundle will include a postcard about CFW’s mission and a limited edition decal featuring the Operator’s artwork. The cigar will be distributed exclusively through Phillips and King. It will be available to retailers who have been approved by Cigars for Warriors as designated donation centers.

Retailers interested in participating can request to sign up as a donation center at cigarsforwarriors.org- get involved.

Cigars for Warriors is a nonprofit that partners with over 500 cigar shops and other establishments nationwide to supply deployed troops with premium cigars. Should be.

Newest Kid On The Block

I discovered this delectable spirit by chance. The actual sales man was set up in the liqour store of my favorite area. He explained the price and the style. I purchased it and will now review it for the Evanston Magazine readers.

The spirit has a very sweet smell, and I can detect the usual vanilla and caramel flavors in the mix. The biggest difference to me is a smooth nature filled spicy smell, almost like a oatmeal cookie taste.

Peppery on the nose with notes of fruit, honey, caramel and vanilla. Strong and warm in the first sip, letting in oak, caramel and honey. Rye is noticeable and tasty, but in the back seat of your tongue.

It’s a darn good spirit its own there’s some peppery complexity that makes me really happy. But while I’d normally expect the ice to drop the sweeter and softer tones, instead the peppery kick is what disappears. That’s all details, though. It’s still a delicious spirit that is competitive in price and quality with Bulleit Bourbon. And in that battle the fact that it’s actually sourced, distilled, and bottled in by a friends company makes it a winner in my book.