A. Turrent\u2019s new line of cigars, Or\u00edgenes, intends to show a new version of the Mexican tobacco industry: contemporaneous, modern and young.<\/p>\n
A. Turrent Or\u00edgenes is the new series presented by Alejandro Turrent at the InterTabac trade show. With the new line, Turrent offers the consumer another face of the Mexican tobacco industry: younger and contemporaneous. \u201cWe have always been releasing classic rings and boxes and, of course, I like that kind of elegance. But now we want to show our modern side, too\u201d.<\/p>\n
The new Or\u00edgenes series will be launched internationally with four different wrappers and in a single size (140 x 54). The series‘ varieties are Miami, with a Mexican Connecticut wrapper; Cuba (Mexican Criollo); Nicaragua with a HVA wrapper; and, of course, San Andr\u00e9s, with a Negrito San Andr\u00e9s wrapper.<\/p>\n
Alejandro Turrent is proud of the Mexican tobacco industry’s progress, blending tradition with innovation: The new series sports tobacco cured with a new technique developed by Turrent, \u201ctabaco quemado de troja\u201d (pil\u00f3n burnt tobacco).<\/p>\n
\u201cWe had quite a lot of tobacco bales that reached temperatures too high in the bales,\u201d Turrent explains. \u201cWe didn\u2019t throw that tobacco away but kept it. We realized that the first tobaccos getting burnt in the bales were the leaves of the highest quality \u2013 because they have more essential oils. So we started experimenting with that tobacco. Some didn’t work out, but with a lot of those leaves we got very nice results. They turned out a bit spicy, like young tobacco, but also a bit sweet like aged tobacco\u201d.<\/p>\n
Turrent also showcased the new A. Turrent Sui Generis 1880 first introduced in July this year. The blend is released in a single size (165 mm x 52), and is made with a Negrito San Andres wrapper, a Mexican Criollo binder, and ligero from Nicaragua in the filler blended with Negro San Andr\u00e9s \u201cquemado de troja\u201d.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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