Were you born in the Year of the OX? Do you find yourself in the below personality description? If so, the Davidoff Year of the OX cigar is for you.

An OX is focused on his or her own course of action and is also one who ruminates and considers things fully. Once he or she arrives at a decision, there is little that can knock the OX off course. When it's time to work, the OX moves forward toward the goal, one hoof-step at a time, with patience and determination.

Is it stubbornness or diligence? It all depends on whether you want the OX to stop or not.

the OX is hard-working, secure, and rarely dishonest. An OX also is not one to brag or put on an ostentatious display. So long as he or she puts in his daily work, however, as hard as that work may be, an OX will enjoy the rewards afterward.

the OX isn't one to fake it till they make it Instead, they simply make it. Any accomplishment is done on the OX's own schedule, but you can rest assured that, if the OX has chosen a goal, he or she will get there eventually. then it's time to enjoy.

the OX is one of the 12 signs of the Chinese Zodiac. Those born in the following years were born in the Year of the OX: 1925, 1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009, and 2021. If you were born in the last two years of the OX, thought, maybe you should let dad take the cigar on your behalf?

Davidoff's Year of the OX cigar is a big, sturdy Gordo, as you might expect. At 6 x 60, you're going to settle in for a nice long chewing of your cud. the wrapper is Dominican tobacco, which is rolled around an Ecuadorian Sumatra binder. the long-filler blend was carefully chosen to include Esteli and Condega Visus from Nicaragua and Mejorado and Yamasa Visus from the Dominican Republic.

the OX may be simple, but the Davidoff Year of the OX cigar blend is wonderfully complex. the smoke kicks off with honey and leather, accompanied by an herbal note. It then develops into cream, cedar, and hazelnut before a finish that darkens with the aromas of roasted coffee and dark chocolate.

Sounds like an absolute treat. Even if you weren't born in the Year of the OX, this is your chance to get a beautiful blend of Dominican and Nicaraguan tobacco that can support a major cigar session the next time you're ready to head off on your own smoky direction for a couple of solid hours.

Please enjoy the Davidoff Year of the OX cigar at your leisure.

• What are the flavors like?
• Honey and leather, cedar and cream, then coffee and dark chocolate
• What's the strength level?
• Medium
• Who is this cigar for?
• People who have a connection to the Year of the Ox, the ox as an animal, or who just love big format premium cigar blends
• Will I want to smoke it to the nub?
• It will take an ox's determination!
• What's a good pairing with it?
• Davidoff recommends a whisky or cognac with a sweet and spicy finish. How about a strong-ass Old Forrester 1920 Prohibition bourbon?
• What's the best time/place to smoke this cigar?
• When you want to carve out a huge chunk of time that's yours and yours alone.
• Any flaws/downsides?
• the size of an ox is probably more than some people can handle comfortably.