Wrapper: Colorado Claro (12-Year Aged)

Binder: Undisclosed

Filler: Undisclosed

Profile: Full

Size: Short Churchill Box Pressed (6.5x54)

Format: 5 Pack

KNIFE FIGHT: SATURDAY KNIFE FEVER IS THE DIRECTOR’S CUT OF A CULT CLASSIC.

You loved Don’t Fear The Reaper. You raved about Machine Gun. Revolver was legendary. And the original Knife Fight? Still one of the most iconic smokes ever unleashed.

But this cigar? It’s even more rowdy. Full. Blown. Chaos.

Ladies and gentlemen… hold onto your hats and glasses. Because there is some seriously sophisticated tobacco hiding underneath all this bad behavior.

KNIFE FIGHT: SATURDAY KNIFE FEVER is crazy rich. It’s refined. It’s dangerous. But it’s the kind of danger you invite.

Fair warning: this is a cigar for the experienced smoker. The blend is loaded with high-aged ligero content that will body-slam the unprepared straight into next week. That’s not marketing. That’s a warning label.

A full-strength 6.5 x 54 box-pressed Short Churchill wrapped in a 12-year-aged Colorado Claro leaf. Binder and filler tobaccos remain a closely guarded secret — all tobaccos aged between 5 and 14 years.

First light detonates with dark caramel, espresso, dark chocolate, and leather. Red oak and black peppercorn follow immediately. The retrohale delivers a fierce, commanding cinnamon burn.

As it progresses, café latte, toffee, and toasted almonds emerge alongside aged cedar and clove. The Colorado Claro wrapper contributes a rich, oily sweetness that balances the ligero intensity beautifully.

The final third is unrelenting. Dark molasses, vanilla bean, espresso, and a long, warming finish that earns every second of the smoke.

Binder and filler tobaccos are undisclosed — but every leaf in this blend is aged between 5 and 14 years.

Total Production: 705. The knife is out. Saturday Knife Fever is coming for you.