Foundation The Upsetters Zola

This one is a heavily sad cigar that also has an uplifting note to it. Nick Melillo, the owner of Foundation cigars, always liked the word, Zola. He learned it from the Sans People, hunters, and gatherers living in Southern Africa. For them, the word means staying in peace. It's a strange way to word the idea. We might even translate it to mean staying peaceful, but staying IN the peace invokes a different idea, doesn't it? Melillo connected with the concept and wound up naming his daughter Zola. She has since passed, unfortunately, but we are left with a Zola cigar to preserve her memory.The Foundation Upsetters Zola cigar features a Connecticut Broadleaf Maduro wrapper, but inside, things get a lot more interesting. Like the other cigars in this line, this is a Caribbean atmospheric herbal infusion, which features Nicaraguan filler and Jamaican cow tongue tobacco. We're not exactly sure how Foundation flavors these cigars, but we do know that owner Nick Melillo learned a lot of cigar