The Blue Mountain Cigars El Threesome is unique in that it uses three different wrappers to cover the binder, and not in a barber pole. The cigar starts off entirely as a Connecticut, then halfway you hit the Ecuadorian Habano, then finally a Brazilian Mata Fina maduro. Three wrappers, three different blends, signify a unique and extraordinary cigar smoking experience. Everyone talks about a double wrapper and a triple wrapper but no one has had the audacity of putting three different blends in a cigar. The cigar is commonly described as medium to full bodied with three separate flavor profiles. The cigar is rolled at the Blue Mountain Cigars factory in Esteli, Nicaragua. Blue Mountain Cigars began in April 1995 when cigar connoisseur and entrepreneur Marvin Wright started a cigar factory with his wife Jacqueline. Wright was born and raised in Jamaica. He was the son of an entrepreneur who grew tobacco. He spend many years in Cuba where developing his passion and appreciation for premium cigars and eventually landed in Nicaragua. Today in Wright makes cigars in Nicaragua using many of the old Jamaican traditions of cigars making as well as many of the techniques and philosophies he learned from growers and master blenders Cuba. Professional reviewers noted the ability of the cigar to transition fairly seamlessly into the next type of wrapper, with the cigar building in intensity but in a very mild yet noticeable way. It took an hour and 20 minutes to smoke and is certainly an attention getting cigar. The SRP is about $7.75 but this drops to $6 if you buy a bundle of 25 which is a decent level considering the cigar's uniqueness.