Black Star Line

The Black Star Line’s Rosewood 1923 is a cigar as much as it is a story. Crafted to mark the 100-year anniversary of the Rosewood massacre, when more than 20 townspeople in Rosewood perished after defending themselves from a series of racially charged lynchings in Levy County, Fla., this blend of Mexican San Andres wrapper, Ecuadorian binder and filler from both Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic, is made to keep your attention on what really matters. Beneath the history, this medium-full bodied smoke produces rich flavors of pepper, sweet cream, charred wood and earth. Complex to the end, the Black Star Line has produced yet another offering that not only enlightens our historical knowledge but broadens our palate as well. Get a 20-count box from Cigars.com while supplies last.