Someone please identify this Indian Tabac

It was cello wrapped with a cedar sleeve that had a gold band at the foot. It was tapered, about 30-32 at the head, about 52-54 at the head and about 6" long. It had (notice I keep using past tense:smiley20: :smiley41: ) a really light coloured wrapper. Burn was great, smoke was plentiful and well flavoured. A little on the mild side of medium, but got a little stronger through the smoke.

There was nothing in particular that jumped out at me with this smoke, but all throughout, I thoroughly enjoyed it. I've found another stick that I always want a few of in my humidor, but I can't find the friggin' things on-line!!!

HELP!!!

maybe the cameroon legend perfecto grande???...

I think it might be a Indian Tabac Limited Reserve. That is the only one I can think of. They were named Bufalo, Bear, & Teepee. Teepee being the one you're describing.

I'd roll with Poppa, not cause I've seen the cigar, but because that guy has seen just about every one.

the ltd reserve bison was 6 1/2x 54....conn wrapper grown in ecuador....obviously,the cammy legend was cammy....

It is the bison if I am not mistaken.

I was probably wrong on the size... Glad they don't name their cigars after animals anymore. But as far as I far as I can remember (and I did my research on the line before I posted, can't keep the sizes straight though) the only cedar sleeved cigar with a gold band at the bottom was or is the Limited Reserve.

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Originally Posted by cigargirl

I was probably wrong on the size... Glad they don't name their cigars after animals anymore. But as far as I far as I can remember (and I did my research on the line before I posted, can't keep the sizes straight though) the only cedar sleeved cigar with a gold band at the bottom was or is the Limited Reserve.

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yes, it was the Limited reserve bison (I think I had a fiver at one time)