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Procigar Festival 2020 | 16-21 Feb 2020
The Dominican Procigar Festival is scheduled to take place from February 16h to 21st 2020. It starts at Casa de Campo from February 16-18th and will move on at Santiago de los Caballeros from February 18th-21st. The following cigar manufacturers will open their factories and give field tours: Tabaca
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Davidoff Presents Its Year Of The Rat Limited Edition
To celebrate the Chinese New Year, Davidoff takes inspiration from the Chinese Zodiac and presents the collection Year of the Rat limited edition products.
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New Release from Ernesto Pérez Carrillo – A Limited Inch
Ernesto Pérez Carrillo presents this year in Intertac 2019 his new Inch, limited edition, a cigar with a trend format, 6 1/8 x 64, a dark layer of Havana seed, planted in Connecticut, United States, capote and Nicaraguan gut. The cigar reaches the market in boxes of 10 units and has only manufacture
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A Cigar For Kings
As the Cigar Journal slogan says ”every cigar tells a story”, and in the case of Oscar Valladares nothing could be more true. From the start his cigars have had a background story, most often connected to the Mayan history. At InterTabac he brought his newest creation, Altar Q to Europe. “I use toba
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Tatuaje revives the Mexican Experiment
A few years ago Pete Johnson of Tatuaje Cigars created a cigar called Tatuaje Mexican Experiment. Now it’s time for the sequel, ME II (pronounced metoo; no connection). “Mexican Experiment was my first try with the San Andrés wrapper and it was made in a very small amount,” he says. “Since it’s easi
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Gurkha Cigars – three new lines
Gurkha launches the Treinta line to mark the brand’s thirtieth anniversary. In Europe, the Treinta will be available from January 2020 in three formats: Robusto (127 x 20,6 | 5 x 52) , Toro ( 152 x 21| 6 x 53) and Magnum ( 152 x 23,8 | 6 x 60). Wrapper: Ecuador Filler: Nicaragua…
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Casdagli Cigars – First box pressed cigar in their portfolio
Jeremy Casdagli presented a new format of the Daughters of the Wind line at InterTabac. This series is produced in Costa Rica by Jose Gonzalez Ferrer. The Pony Express is a Corona Gorda (152 x 19,1 | 6 x 48) and is the first box-pressed cigar in the Casdagli portfolio. Origin: Costa Rica Wrapper: Ec
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Valladares starts Cigar Safari in Honduras
Oscar Valladares way in to the cigar business was as a bus driver for Rocky Patel. Now he’s going back to his roots by organizing Honduras first Cigar & Coffee Safari. “I’ve had a lot of people asking me about how I come up with my ideas, how I make this and that, so I…
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OLIVA: Limited V Melanio and V Maduro worldwide
In September J. Cortèz & Oliva announced the release of their new Serie V Melanio Limitada 2019 on the global market. The Diadema Edition comes in boxes of ten, but unlike the original this limited edition is round with a conical head and not box-pressed. According to Brian J. Shapiro, director of i
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The Oldest Cuban Cigar Brand: Cabañas is coming back
A modern take on a classic heritage brand: Cabañas, has been introduced by JR Cigar. Handcrafted in Nicaragua by Don Pepin Garcia, this cigar uses some of the most exclusive and aged Cuban seed tobaccos grown in Nicaragua to recreate thetraditional experience. It is crafted with a Habano Rosado wrap
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