Alec Bradley Mundial PL No. 6

Alec Bradley Mundial is a blend that took 6 years to create. Alan Rubin’s goal from the get go was to create a special blend that would honor one of his mentors, and create a blend that was good enough to hold its own against just about any cigar in the world.  Hence the name Mundial (Spanish for the world). After much trial and error, Rubin finally figured things out and created a unique blend in a unique shape. These “pointed lance” shaped cigars feature a blend of 4 distinct Nicaraguan filler tobaccos, a double binder (1 Nicaraguan and 1 Honduran), and Alec Bradley’s signature, almost maduro-like Honduran Trojes wrapper. Tasting notes include meaty, layered flavors of earth, leather, and pepper with hints of caramel, baking spices, and nuts.  Alec Bradley’s Mundial is certainly a world class blend.

Alec Bradley Cigar Co. has a well-deserved reputation for churning out hit after hit to satisfy their loyal fans. It’s due in no small part to the meticulous attention to detail of the brand’s founder, Alan Rubin. But it wasn’t a quick and easy journey. He joined the premium cigar industry in 1996 but stumbled to find his footing for a while. He had a line of bundle cigars made in the Dominican Republic by Henke Kelnrer of Davidoff that was good, and he introduced the industry’s first (and only) triangular pressed cigars. Around 2005, he was told of a great little factory in Honduras called Raices Cubanas, and he traveled there to see what the hype was about. It was this trip that altered the course of his company and set them on the path towards greatness. Raices Cubanas is the factory where the bulk of Alec Bradley Cigars are made.

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