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Cigar Page is back with another banger: The Fab Collab Tenski Cigar Grip II

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Well, here we go again. Cigar Page just dropped another insane deal, and I knew I was in for it the second I saw the words “Rocky Patel” and “$19.99” in the same sentence. If you missed the last bundle they offered — and yes, I’m still hearing about it from my better half — now’s your chance to make up for it.

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This time around, they’re calling it The Fab Collab Tenski Cigar Grip II. I did spend some time trying to figure out who “Tenski” is (don’t laugh) but realized it’s because there are TEN cigars. That saves me the embarrassment of writing a thank you note to “Mr. Tenski” and sending it to Cigar Page. Once again, the big dogs are in the ring: Rocky Patel and La Aurora. These names must mean something because my partner lit up (figuratively and literally) the moment I showed him the order confirmation.

Ten long-filler, handmade cigars — rated as high as 95, apparently — all headed our way with free shipping. That’s $2 per cigar. I’ve seen him drop more than that on a single cup of coffee, so you don’t need to smoke cigars to know this is a no-brainer.

I asked him if this lineup was as good as the last one, and he just nodded while staring at the screen like it was the last piece of cake in the fridge. He’s the kind of guy who notices the construction of a cigar before even lighting it, so when he’s impressed, I take it seriously.

If you geek out, or have someone in your life who geeks out, over ring gauges and wrappers, this is one of those deals to hang your hat on. And if you’re just stocking up the stash so you can have more peaceful evenings on the porch while they smoke, well — this does the job.

Here’s the catch (and you knew there’d be one): it’s a one-per-customer deal, and the clock is ticking. This offer runs from March 26 through April 30, or until it sells out. And judging by how fast the last one disappeared, I wouldn’t sleep on this.

Cigar Page knows how to do a deal, and this Fab Collab proves it. Go ahead — make your cigar fan’s day. Or at least save them $80 while looking like a genius in the process.

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