Royal Agio Cigars USA announced that they are re-releasing the Balmoral A\u00f1ejo XO Lancero FT Edici\u00f3n Limitada. Shipments to retailers begin mid-November.<\/p>\n
Originally released during the 2016 IPCPR, the Balmoral A\u00f1ejo XO Lancero Flag Tail (FT) Edici\u00f3n Limitada became a fast favorite among premium cigar smokers. Based on the positive response to the original release a little over 2 years ago, the Lancero FT will be available once again in limited quantities, with a total of only 500 individually numbered 10- count boxes being produced. This time around, however, availability will be limited to the U.S., with distribution priority given to existing Balmoral retailers.<\/p>\n
The Balmoral A\u00f1ejo XO Lancero FT (7 x 40; MSRP $12.95) utilizes a Brazilian Arapiraca wrapper, and is blended with a Dominican Olor binder and Nicaraguan, Dominican and Brazilian Mata Norte fillers.<\/p>\n
When asked about this limited production cigar, Boris Wintermans, 4th Generation CEO for Royal Agio Cigars stated, \u201cWe are very excited for this re-release based on the previous success of this sought-after vitola and because the size and shape of this cigar provides a unique way to experience the sophisticated and complex Balmoral A\u00f1ejo XO blend.\u201d<\/p>\n
The Balmoral Anejo XO Lancero FT, like the rest of the Balmoral Anejo XO portfolio, is handcrafted at the Royal Agio cigar factory in San Pedro de Macor\u00eds, Dominican Republic.<\/p>\n
Balmoral A\u00f1ejo XO blends are also offered in the following regular production vitolas \u2013 Torpedo Mk52 6 1\u20444 x 52 (MSRP $11.25), Gran Toro 6 x 52 (MSRP $10.50), Rothschild Masivo 5 x 55 (MSRP $9.75), Corona 5 7\/8 x 42 (MSRP $9.00) and Petit Robusto FT 4 1\u20444 x 48 (MSRP $8.50).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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