Royal Agio Cigars USA announced today that they will be expanding the Balmoral A\u00f1ejo XO lineup with the release of Balmoral A\u00f1ejo XO Nicaragua. The new release will be displayed in the Royal Agio booth (Booth #3638) at the 2019 IPCPR Tradeshow in Las Vegas, NV.<\/p>\n
The release of Balmoral A\u00f1ejo XO Nicaragua further rounds out the lineup for Balmoral A\u00f1ejo XO that currently includes A\u00f1ejo XO (Brazilian Arapiraca wrapper), A\u00f1ejo XO Connecticut and A\u00f1ejo XO Oscuro (Mexican San Andr\u00e9s wrapper). Once again, this new blend aligns directly with the blending philosophy of the Balmoral A\u00f1ejo XO brand, which is about consistently delivering the balance of sophisticated complexity and smoothness.<\/p>\n
When asked about the new A\u00f1ejo XO Nicaragua blend, Boris Wintermans, 4th Generation CEO of Royal Agio Cigars stated, \u201cThe new A\u00f1ejo XO Nicaragua is a special blend that has been in development for quite some time because, as usual, we wanted to ensure that we had the perfect combination of unique and exclusive, aged premium tobaccos that would make this Nicaragua blend truly stand out. Our curious approach to blending has once again led us to an exceptional, one-of-a-kind discovery sure to delight cigar lovers everywhere.\u201d<\/p>\n
Balmoral A\u00f1ejo XO Nicaragua will also be handcrafted at the boutique, Royal Agio cigar factory in San Pedro de Macor\u00eds, Dominican Republic, and will be offered in the same vitolas as current Balmoral A\u00f1ejo XO blends \u2013 Torpedo Mk52 6 \u00bc 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 (Flagtail) 4 \u00bc x 48 (MSRP $8.50). These new blends will begin shipping to U.S. retailers in August, 2019.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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