\u201cEiroa represents champagne, C.L.E. stands for Prosecco and Asylum for Jack Daniels,\u201d says Christian Eiroa, briefly outlining his portfolio once again.
\nSo there should be something for every taste and budget.<\/p>\n
Eiroa brand news:
\nThe lines of these brands will be changed over to boxes of 10 with immediate effect.<\/p>\n
The C.L.E. news of the fair is the C.L.E. Maduro:
\nAvailable in 60 x 6, 54 x 6, 50 x 5 and 11\/18 and packed in 25 count cabinet boxes.
\nThe blend remains the same as the C.L.E. Corojo, Habano and Connecticut but with a Mexican San Andres wrapper.<\/p>\n
The Asylum News:
\nThe Asylum 13t Time Capsule
\nThe cigar has the same Habano wrapper as the Asylum 13 but the binder and filler is a combination of a Honduran Binder with Honduran and Colombia Pinareno tobacco from 2021.
\nOnly a total of 250 boxes of the 70 x 7 and 500 boxes of the 11\/18 will be produced.<\/p>\n
Die Megalophobia: a 134 x 13. These are packed in boxes of two cigars and only 400 cigars were made. The MSRP for each cigar is $ 125.00. The cigar weighs 235.3 grams!<\/p>\n
The most exciting news at the booth: the Eiroa Aviator Series. Christian Eiroa’s youngest son, Santiago, surprised his father with it. Aviator, because both Christian Eiroa and his father Julio are pilots. The cigar is a Toro (6 x 52) (price: USD 114.00) with a Habano wrapper and filler tobaccos from Honduras and Colombia. A small case (price USD 2,508.00) contains 22 cigars, eight of which are then packed in an immense humidor (case) (USD 20,064.00).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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