Serie B Diademas 56 Cigar (5.75 x 56)

God of Fire cigars debuted in 2004 as part of a strictly limited series of humidors released by Prometheus, meeting with rave reviews and finding plenty of enthusiastic connoisseurs anxious for more. Prometheus has since released God of Fire annually, and the line continues to garner acclaim, expanding into a quintet of blends that are all rolled at Tabacalera A. Fuente y Cia in the Dominican Republic. All of God of Fire's cigars come adorned with two bands, the first being a stunning art band depicting Prometheus' divine punishment at the hands of Zeus for having stolen fire from the gods, and the second labeling the cigar's specific blend alongside the year it was rolled. The Serie B debuted in 2011, and it's an intriguing release thanks to the dimorphism it showcases across the cigar's sizes, with certain vitolas boasting a Connecticut Broadleaf Maduro wrapper, and others an Ecuadorian Sungrown wrapper: making for a rather stout, medium-bodied smoking experience. This particular cigar is a 5.75 x 56 Diademas, paired with the Maduro wrapper over Dominican binder and filler tobacco.