CAO proudly presents Vision, a limited-edition release that speaks to the many facets of the highly innovative Nicaraguan brand.<\/p>\n
\u201cOn the one hand, Vision expresses CAO\u2019s commitment to the past through its dedication to old-world craftsmanship. And on the other hand, Vision takes a look into the future, with ultra-modern packaging that shatters the conventions of the handmade cigar category. Vision embodies CAO perfectly, as a brand that challenges the status quo while keeping a firm eye on tradition,\u201d said Ed Lahmann, senior brand manager of CAO.<\/p>\n
The blend is made exclusively with Habano-seed tobaccos, each grown in microclimates surrounding the STG Estel\u00ed factory where the cigars are made. CAO Vision is made with a lush, reddish-hued Honduran Jamastran Viso wrapper that crowns a Nicaraguan Jalapa binder and blend of Nicaraguan fillers from Condega, Estel\u00ed and Jalapa.<\/p>\n
While the blend stands on its own, the 30-count humidor brings CAO Vision to the next level. The futuristic-looking presentation comes complete with holographic foil treatments, working LED lights and two push-sensitive drawers that each hold 15 smokes.<\/p>\n
CAO Vision will be released in just one size, a 6\u201d x 52 Toro which will sell for an SRP of $18.99 per cigar. For the U.S. market, 1,700 humidors will be made available at select retailers beginning on November 1.<\/p>\n
Due to the brand\u2019s popularity overseas, CAO will release 1,000 humidors of Vision to select retailers in Europe in the first quarter of 2023.<\/p>\n
CAO Vision 2022 comes almost two years to the day following the limited edition re-release of CAO Vision which debuted in 2020 and featured a Cameroon wrapper.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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