Bespoke Cigars, headed by Jeremy Casdagli, are now available in Thailand through Hathor Hospitality venues. Hathor Hospitality, a division of Hathor Investment Group, led by Hillman Lentz, distributes cigars and single-cask whiskies throughout South East Asia, and operates private clubs and whisky and cigar bars including The ChindAsia Club and three Whisgars locations in Thailand.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Asian market is obviously an interesting one for any luxury brand but it is all the more important due to the recent legislation against our premium product in the USA,\u201d states Casdagli. Casdagli got in contact with Lentz after meeting Alexandre De Lesseps in Split, Croatia last year whilst chatting over a Bespoke cigar with Marko Bilic in the famous Cigar Club Mareva. \u201cWe discovered that his famous ancestor Ferdinand de Lesseps, who built the Suez canal, would have lived around the corner in Cairo from my Great Great grandfather and founder of the Casdagli \u201cColossus\u201d brand, Emmanuel Casdagli. Alexandre loved the cigar and the back story and very kindly introduced me to his good friend and colleague Hillman Lentz.\u201d<\/p>\n
Since that moment, Lentz and his team have been most welcoming and enthusiastic about the Bespoke Brand. \u201cWe\u2019re super excited about Bespoke and look forward to rolling it out in Asia,\u201d said Lentz. \u201cThe brand is a \u201cmust have\u201d for any serious cigar lover. Despite having access to numerous lines in our collection, the Bespoke Gran Mareva is currently my favorite cigar. I think we will do very well with the line in Asia and I love working with Jeremy and his team. You have total professionals at Bespoke, which helps to make this business fun.\u201d<\/p>\n
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\nRobusto
\nCotton Tail
\nFrom Basilica Line:
\nBasilica C # 1
\nBasilica C # 3
\nFrom Club Mareva Line:
\nGran Mareva<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"