Alec Bradley Project 40

Project 40 reads like a deliberate play: familiar Nicaraguan tobaccos at the core with a Brazilian Habano binder to pull sweetness and chocolate forward. The cigar sits in the medium lane—cedar and baking spice open the session, with black pepper and cedar asserting themselves early, then giving way to cocoa, molasses‑like sweetness, roasted nuts and coffee. Coffee and light earth show up on the retrohale at times. Manufactured at J. Fuego’s facility in Estelí and presented as an accessible regular production line, Project 40 aims for steady transitions and reliable performance at a modest price.