The Black Star Line Rosewood 1923 is a 6 x 48 toro that honors the memory of the 1923 Rosewood Massacre in Florida and pays homage to filmmaker John Singleton, who brought the event to light in his 1997 film Rosewood. Crafted at Fábrica Oveja Negra in Estelí, Nicaragua, under the guidance of James Brown, this cigar combines historical significance with masterful blending.

Wrapped in a dark Mexican San Andrés leaf, the Rosewood 1923 delivers a medium to full-bodied experience with a complex flavor profile. Smokers can expect notes of black pepper, caramel, honey, citrus, cocoa, and cinnamon, culminating in a creamy finish . The cigar's construction ensures a consistent burn and draw, enhancing the overall smoking experience.

• Wrapper: Mexican San Andrés

• Binder: Ecuadorian

• Filler: Dominican Republic & Nicaragua

• Factory: Fábrica Oveja Negra (Estelí, Nicaragua)