Comandante!

Aroma Comandante! created by Xerjoff as a tribute to the leisurely enjoyment of a cigar and all the accompanying rituals and gestures. With its help, they tried to express the rich shades of aroma and taste of the best varieties of cigar tobacco with its fruity and floral notes in a harmonious and balanced composition. Comandante! it is meditation, looking inward, concentrating on inhaling and exhaling, so that the quiet flow of thoughts results in clearly formulated ideas, devoid of the prejudices that limit the mind in ordinary life. This club is open to men and women who like to take a mouthful of fragrant smoke, feel its seductive aroma and taste; for those who do not like to share with others their leisurely enjoyment of a cigar, its nuances of aromas and flavors, its velvety dry touch. All of this is institutionalized in a modern and traditional Clubhouse with classic black and white images of Che Guevara and John F. Kennedy, and nods to contemporary horsewomen. Among its connoisseurs, a cigar is an occasion to share impressions of one's pleasures. Comandante fragrance full of meanings! - as strong and clear as an aphorism - under the influence of smoke from fluid changing thoughts, complex and deep thoughts suddenly arise in a simple form - mental anticipation; this is a moment of fragrant introspection, a fragrance for those who always have everything under control. "I drink a lot, sleep little and smoke cigar after cigar. And I feel absolutely healthy, 200 percent healthy." / Sir Winston Churchill / This club is for strong personalities who have left their mark on the history of mankind.Individuals who came from very different classes in different countries. Sir Winston Churchill, one of the most famous members of this club, always adhered to the sacred ritual - he smoked a cigar after every meal. Writer Thomas Mann, another well-known member of the club, wrote: "When a person has a good cigar, then he is no longer afraid of anything, literally nothing can threaten him." Perhaps that is why politicians Ernesto Che Guevara and Kennedy often liked to smoke a good Cuban cigar. in the hands of the fair sex, the cigar has turned from “armor for the soul” into a tool of seduction: Ellen Barkin smoked seductively in her films, Demi Moore took cigars to the set to smoke gorgeously during a break. The aroma of cigars was loved by the Russian Empress Catherine II, respected writers Gertrude Stein, Colette and Emmy Lowell also knew the taste. The famous feminist, known under the pseudonym George Sand, smoked seven cigars a day. She owns a well-aimed observation about the ability of cigars to activate our imagination: "A cigar relieves the pain and fatigue of loneliness with a million elegant images."