Ozgener Aramas A52 Robusto

Aramas combines the Turkish and Armenian names for a mountain that’s important to both cultures, reflecting Ozgener’s Armenian and Turkish heritage.
 
Ozgener intended to name the cigar for Mount Ararat, a mountain in Turkey that’s meaningful to Turks and Armenians alike. Ozgener’s father was Armenian, his mother is Turkish, and the mountain is pictured on the artwork for the cigar. In Armenian, the mountain is called Masis. Trademark issues kept him from using those names, so he combined the two to create his own name, Aramas.
 
Tim worked with another cigar legend Ernesto Perez-Carrillo of EPC Cigars to create the blend for the Aramas, a well-balanced, medium-bodied cigar with a deep complexity and an excellent construction. The cigars are handmade at Ernesto’s Casa Carillo in the Dominican Republic.