The Nomad Chainsaw Massacre Part 2

The leaf that time forgot is back to wreak havoc on your palate. The Nomad Chainsaw Massacre Part 2 is a 6x52 Toro crafted from some of the rarest and oldest tobaccos in existence—aged between 5 and 16 years. Rolled in a triple-fermented San Andrés Maduro wrapper, this micro-batch release by Ezra Zion pushes flavor into uncharted territory.

Only 370 cigars were made, making this one of the most elusive Nomad/Ezra Zion projects ever. The blend remains a closely guarded secret, but the results speak for themselves:

• First third: Black cocoa, buttercream, candied cashews, and a spark of red pepper.

• Second third: Caramel, milk chocolate, coffee, baked bread, cinnamon, and clove.

• Final third: Tootsie Roll sweetness, toasted marshmallow, nutmeg, almonds, and a touch of cabernet oak.

Full-bodied and full-strength, this cigar is unapologetically bold—layered with chocolatey richness, spice, and refined sweetness that only ultra-aged tobaccos can deliver.