Oltrarno is the cigar of the artisans\u2019 quarters of Florence, where the Toscano cigar was born by chance in 1815 and was then officially marketed in 1818.<\/p>\n
After more than two centuries, Manifatture Sigaro Toscano creates this new cigar with a rough and authentic flavor that becomes part of the continuing editions.<\/p>\n
The Oltrarno is enveloped in a fermented Italian wrapper, which comes from the Valtiberina area, and has a dark and uniform color, while to the touch it is more silky and rich in oils. The filler is the result of a blend of American tobaccos, with an addition of tobacco from the Pontecorvo area (Frosinone) selected from the apical leaves \u2013 which have a more intense strength \u2013 to well modulate the balance in the wrapper\u2019s taste of the wrapper.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Toscano cigar represents a history strongly connected to the territory. A story that embraces a centuries-old tradition that finds form, taste and expression in the Oltrarno. The symbol of Italian know-how, which combines the experience handed down over many generations with an eye always looking to the future,\u201d says Stefano Mariotti, CEO of Manifatture Sigaro Toscano. \u201cIt is a product that is the result of the commitment of the entire Kentucky supply chain, the agricultural world and industry. Oltrarno is therefore a journey to discover the intense and sweet atmosphere of Tuscany.\u201d<\/p>\n
The Toscano Oltrarno cigar is aged for at least 10 months in a controlled temperature environment and, thanks to its Valtiberina belt, it differs from historical cigars in its authentic veracity.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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