The Alec Bradley Cigar Company today announced the rolling release of four Regional Exclusives, created by their respective territory managers. Made at J. Fuego Cigars Nicaragua: Tri-State will receive Paper Tiger; South will receive Fashionably Late; Midwest will receive Highway Child. Made at Raices Cubanas: Rust Belt will receive Corinthian Leather. All will retail for $8.00 per cigar. Only 5000 cigars of each were made. Due to delays caused by Covid-19, the Regional Exclusives will begin shipping when inventory is available.<\/p>\n
Paper Tiger is a term for those that \u201ctalk the talk, but don\u2019t walk the walk\u201d. Conversely, the \u201cdo what you say and say what you do\u201d attitude was instilled upon Jonathan at a young age by his father. Jonathan\u2019s goal is for enthusiasts to relax with Paper Tiger and block out all the noise. Paper Tiger features a Brazilian wrapper, Mexican binder, with fillers from Pennsylvania and Nicaragua.<\/p>\n
Always the dapper gentlemen, Christopher Carey makes a splash every time he enters the room. According to Christopher, the goal for Fashionably Late was to make well balanced cigar to pair with morning coffee or a great evening whiskey. Fashionably Late features a Brazilian wrapper, Mexican binder and all Nicaraguan fillers.<\/p>\n
Steve Tucker loves the road life and his passion for cigars is what fuels him. Inspired by a song of a similar name, Highway Child is the perfect cigar for long drives according to Steve. Highway Child features a Brazilian wrapper, Nicaraguan binder and all Nicaraguan fillers.<\/p>\n
Corinthian Leather is a specific homage to Ryan Ponist\u2019s evolution in the cigar industry. According to Ryan, the name is also fitting since it is a term synonymous with his territory\u2019s auto industry history. Corinthian Leather features a Honduran wrapper, double binder Honduran\/Nicaraguan and fillers from Honduras and Nicaragua.<\/p>\n
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