CAO Borealis features a rare Canadian tobacco in its blend and it is made exclusively for the Canadian market.<\/p>\n
In the province\u2019s Southwest corner, near the Great Lakes where humidity and warm evenings prevail, a special Cuban-seed variety of dark air-cured tobacco is grown.<\/p>\n
Rick Rodriguez, CAO\u2019s blender\/ambassador said, \u201cWhen you think of great tobacco growing regions, tropical climates and hot, humid growing seasons come to mind. That\u2019s of course true. With \u2018Borealis,\u2019 we wanted our fans to experience something new, so we once again took an unconventional path. This time, we\u2019re featuring Canadian tobacco and are delivering a blend that has an air of something different. It\u2019s an experience that\u2019s enjoyable and colors slightly out of the lines. A cigar you\u2019ll want to talk about. And that\u2019s exactly what we wanted to deliver.\u201d<\/p>\n
Wrapped in Ecuadorian Habano Viso, with a Nicaraguan binder and a filler that blends Nicaraguan tobacco with Cuban-seed Canadian leaf, CAO Borealis is a medium-bodied cigar.<\/p>\n
CAO Borealis will be available in two frontmarks, both packaged in 20 count boxes (5-4 layout), and released to all Canadian provinces. The line is handcrafted at STG Esteli and will ship to select retailers on April 11.<\/p>\n
CAO Borealis Robusto (5\u201d x 52)
\nCAO Borealis Toro (6\u201d x 54)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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