As a flagship product of a century-old factory, the Time Capsule series exhibits textbook-level consistency in construction. The Toro size provides excellent draw and a cool smoke, allowing the unique sweetness, aroma, and spice of different vintage tobaccos to intertwine in the mouth. The overall flavor is remarkably clean, completely free of any raw tobacco harshness.
Time · 1903 (Cameroon): Upon lighting, classic cedar wood and delicate toasted nut aromas emerge. The signature natural brown sugar sweetness of the Cameroon wrapper forms the base, intertwined with a very gentle hint of cinnamon spice. The flavor is smooth and elegant, making for an excellent opening.
Time · 1962 (Corojo): The flavor profile is more assertive and full-bodied. Rich leather, toasted oats, and aged earthy notes dominate. As it burns, delicate cocoa powder and white pepper intertwine in the middle, revealing a powerful and robust framework.
Time · 1985 (Maduro): Displays a deep and inviting interplay of dark chocolate, dark roast coffee, and sweet, ripe dark fruits. Thanks to the unique terroir of the high-quality Brazilian Maduro wrapper, the molasses and earthy notes become increasingly rich in the latter half, with a thick, full body and a very pleasant sweet peppery finish.
Time · 1987 (Connecticut): Brings out the ultimate smoothness of cream and vanilla butter. The smoke glides across the tongue like silk, with a clean woody aroma accompanied by a subtle oat sweetness. The finish is clean and crisp, with an elegant lingering aroma, highly soothing for anxious nerves.
