The Highclere Castle Senetjer cigar was crafted to celebrate the discovery of the ancient Egyptian King Tutankhamun’s tomb, which was discovered a century ago. Lord Carnarvon, who was the fifth Earl of Carnarvon and resided in Highclere Castle, funded the expedition, which was led by the Archaeologist Howard Carter. The cigar features a mouthwatering Ecuadorian Habano Colorado wrapper that is expertly draped over a Brazilian Mata Fina binder and filler tobaccos of an undisclosed origins. The filler tobaccos for the Senetjer have been aged for three years. Once rolled, the cigars are placed in a highly collectible box that is an exact reproduction of one of the storage boxes that was found in the King’s tomb. The cigar box is adorned with ancient hieroglyphics that when translated means Highclere Castle. The Senetjer cigar is named after the ancient Egyptian word for incense or “of the gods.” The cigars are handmade at AJ Fernandez’s Tabacalera Fernandez factory in Nicaragua.