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Protocol Red Probable Cause
Protocol Probable Cause (aka Protocol Red) is the sophomore release from Cubariqueño Cigar Company; a followup to the wildly popular Protocol Blue. Like the original, Probable Cause maintains the brand's focus/inspiration of law enforcement, as co-founders Juan Cancel and Bill Ives have served for more than four decades (combined). In criminal law, probable cause is the standard required by authorities to obtain a warrant or arrest. In terms of tobacco, Probably Cause grants Cubariqueño access to the taste buds of smokers nationwide (it's a stretch, but we're running with it!).
Following the fan-favorite Protocol Blue, the Probable Cause continues the company's focus on Nicaraguan-heavy experiences. But where the Blue offered a more traditional profile, the Red has gone to the dark side, wrapping the all-Nicaraguan blend in an oily Mexican San Andrés maduro leaf. This flavor-forward blend jumps onto the palate, unleashing a medium body and rich flavors of sweet oak, Cuban coffee, seasoned steak, cabinet spices, and a dark sweetness reminiscent of red wine.
Somewhat savory, somewhat sweet, this blend has a little bit of everything for the flavor-seeking enthusiast.
Protocol Probable Cause (aka Protocol Red) is the sophomore release from Cubariqueño Cigar Company; a followup to the wildly popular Protocol Blue. Like the original, Probable Cause maintains the brand's focus/inspiration of law enforcement, as co-founders Juan Cancel and Bill Ives have served for more than four decades (combined). In criminal law, probable cause is the standard required by authorities to obtain a warrant or arrest. In terms of tobacco, Probably Cause grants Cubariqueño access to the taste buds of smokers nationwide (it's a stretch, but we're running with it!).
Following the fan-favorite Protocol Blue, the Probable Cause continues the company's focus on Nicaraguan-heavy experiences. But where the Blue offered a more traditional profile, the Red has gone to the dark side, wrapping the all-Nicaraguan blend in an oily Mexican San Andrés maduro leaf. This flavor-forward blend jumps onto the palate, unleashing a medium body and rich flavors of sweet oak, Cuban coffee, seasoned steak, cabinet spices, and a dark sweetness reminiscent of red wine.
Somewhat savory, somewhat sweet, this blend has a little bit of everything for the flavor-seeking enthusiast.
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Protocol Red Probable Cause CoronaPack:10 Size:5.6 x 46
Smoke Inn Price: $87.95
Retail Price $98.00 | Save 10%
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Protocol Red Probable Cause Corona - 5 PackPack:5 Size:5.6 x 46
Smoke Inn Price: $47.50
Retail Price $49.00 | Save 3%
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Protocol Red Probable Cause LanceroPack:10 Size:7.5 x 38
Smoke Inn Price: $94.95
Retail Price $105.00 | Save 10%
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Protocol Red Probable Cause Lancero - 5 PackPack:5 Size:7.5 x 38
Smoke Inn Price: $51.00
Retail Price $52.50 | Save 3%
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Protocol Red Probable Cause Box Press ChurchillPack:10 Size:6.5 x 48
Smoke Inn Price: $127.95
Retail Price $142.00 | Save 10%
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Protocol Red Probable Cause Box Press Churchill - 5 PackPack:5 Size:6.5 x 48
Smoke Inn Price: $69.00
Retail Price $71.00 | Save 3%
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RMRyan Miller - Protocol Red Probable Cause CoronaHands down this is my favorite Protocol cigar from their core line. The robust pepper and very full body experience if everything I look for in a cigar. If you like full full body and tons of pepper this is the cigar for you hands down.
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MBMary Belcher - Protocol Red Probable Cause Box Press Churchillvery rich cigar, flavorful earthy tones with great construction. One of my favorite to smoke watching the snow fall with a nice glass of something dark
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NPNathan pawlikowski - Protocol Red Probable Cause Box Press ChurchillI gave this cigar a few chances. I had a few bad experiences with it. The cigar was a little underwhelming and the burn was non existent. At first the cigar tasted good with rich earthy notes but it was met quickly with an extinguished cherry. If the first few puffs were an indication of what it should taste like and the cigar burned well it would be really good!
