(Halfwheel) ... As Saka tells the story, he challenged Disla to make four different blends for the project with no direction or guidance from anyone. The cigars were only to be personally satisfying and created without consideration of the costs or opinions of others. “I was curious to see him be a ligador without any constraints,” Saka wrote, noting that Disla had spent his career blending for others, with his career including stops with the Cuevas and Toraño families, Dunhill, the Nica Habano factory, and A.J. Fernandez before landing at Nicaragua American Cigars.
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