{"id":73752,"date":"2025-10-09T13:13:29","date_gmt":"2025-10-09T11:13:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.cigarjournal.com\/?p=73752"},"modified":"2025-10-09T13:13:29","modified_gmt":"2025-10-09T11:13:29","slug":"great-wall-cigars-unveiled-six-new-releases-at-intertabac-2025","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.cigarjournal.com\/de\/great-wall-cigars-unveiled-six-new-releases-at-intertabac-2025\/","title":{"rendered":"Great Wall Cigars Unveiled Six New Releases at Intertabac 2025"},"content":{"rendered":"

Great Wall Cigars unveiled six new releases at Intertabac 2025. The company exhibited alongside China Tobacco International and remains focused on their international expansion with a diversified portfolio that is more and more targeted towards international markets with new blends and packaging concepts.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

What we saw at Intertabac:<\/p>\n

GREAT WALL (National Treasure) – Released in limited quantities as a tribute to cultural heritage and cigar artistry, this Gran Toro vitola is crafted from a blend of Chinese and Nicaraguan fillers, Dominican binder, and an Ecuadorian wrapper. The design draws inspiration from the giant panda, a living national treasure and symbol of harmony, reinterpreted through modern artistry.
\nRelease Date: 2025 Q4<\/p>\n

GREAT WALL (GX Lion’s Glory Toro) –\u00a0 It is the first Chinese cigar to feature premium Cameroon tobacco as its core ingredient, renowned for its rarity, refined sweetness, and rich aroma, setting a new benchmark for Chinese handmade cigars. Developed in collaboration with an international team of tobacco experts and perfected through extensive tastings, the blend harmonizes select tobaccos from China, Cameroon, and the Dominican Republic, bound with Indonesian binder and dressed in an elegant Ecuadorian wrapper.
\nRelease Date: 2025 Q4<\/p>\n

GREAT WALL (Year of the Horse Limited Edition Perfecto) –\u00a0 Inspired by the horse as a totem of strength and progress, this exclusive release transcends a cigar to become a cultural tribute and a statement of heritage. Limited to 8 cigars per box, its design draws from the imperial jade seal, with a black-and-red lacquered case engraved with the ancient \u201cBing Wu\u201d script and the inscription \u201cOne Horse Leading,\u201d evoking the majestic imagery of the Eight Steeds. Crafted with tobaccos from Nicaragua, Indonesia, and aged Chinese leaves and a lustrous Ecuadorian wrapper completes the blend.
\nRelease Date: 2025 Q4<\/p>\n

GREAT WALL(Year of the Snake Limited Edition Culebra) –\u00a0 The first release of a culebra-format cigar by Great Wall. Rooted in a treasured blend developed by the Great Wall master team in 2017, this cigar features a distinctive double-tapered torpedo design, symbolizing the auspicious spirit of the serpent and embodying the profound heritage of Chinese zodiac culture.
\nRelease Date: 12-20-2024 in Hong Kong<\/p>\n

GREAT WALL(Spectacular No.3 Extra Finos Robusto). –\u00a0 Embodies international sophistication infused with Oriental elegance. Presented in the classic Robusto format, this upgraded 2025 release represents the pinnacle of the Spectacular family.\u00a0 Crafted with meticulously aged tobaccos from Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and China\u2019s premier growing regions, the blend combines traditional Yichuan fermentation techniques with more than three years of oak-barrel maturation.\u00a0\u00a0 Release Date: 2025 Q4<\/p>\n

GREAT WALL(Spectacular No.2 Extra Finos Edmundo). –\u00a0 Launched in 2025 as a refined upgrade, it stands as the elevated expression of the Spectacular family.\u00a0 This edition is crafted from meticulously aged tobaccos sourced from Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and China\u2019s premier regions, blending traditional Yichuan fermentation with more than three years of oak-barrel maturation.
\nRelease Date: 2025 Q4<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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