League of Fat Bastards Serie O Toro

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League of Fat Bastard Cigars, also known as LOFB, is a unique company that stands out by not only talking about their beliefs and values, but also backing them up with action. The company was created with the intention of providing smokers with a chance to make a positive impact in the world through the enjoyment of tobacco. Founded by Adam Levine, not to be confused with the singer of Maroon 5, who has been very open about his own struggles with mental health, LOFB was inspired by the help he received and his desire to help others in return. LOFB's passion for cigars is only matched by their dedication to promoting a healthy dialogue about mental health. They are not just about sparking discussion, but also taking real action towards helping men with mental health issues. In fact, 40% of all profits from sales are pledged to organizations and charities that support men's mental health. To create their first coreline of premium cigars, LOFB partnered with Juan Martinez of Joya de Nicaragua, a top tobacco grower and cigar maker in the industry. After a thorough and detailed development process, they were able to create a well-balanced and sophisticated blend that captures the essence of their brand. This blend is showcased in their signature cigar, the LOFB Serie L, which is handcrafted in Nicaragua using a sweet and spicy Ecuadorian wrapper and all-Nicaraguan binder and filler. The packaging is simple yet eye-catching, with a red, white, and black color scheme and a uniquely designed logo. The cigars are available in three sizes and come in boxes of 20, with the bands matching the packaging. By purchasing LOFB cigars from 1st Class Cigar, you are not only treating yourself to a premium smoke, but also contributing to a company that is dedicated to promoting a positive and healthy concept of masculinity. Help spread the word and support their mission by shopping at 1st Class Cigar today. Remember, 40% of net profits will go towards mental health initiatives. To learn more about LOFB and their mission, visit their website.

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