Mombacho Cigars Ships “Cosecha 2012” to Retailers

Mombacho Cigars, S. A. announced that their Cosecha 2012 has begun shipping to retailers after its release at the 2017 International Premium Cigars & Pipe Retails (IPCPR) trade show in Las Vegas, NV. Mombacho also announced that Mombachito will begin shipping in new 10-count and 50-count boxes.

The Cosecha 2012 is a cigar that has been five years in the making. In 2012, Mombacho Cigars’ President and Master Blender, Claudio Sgroi, started working with the best of Nicaraguan tobacco crops solely of that year. After aging for four years, Cosecha 2012 is the first release in a limited edition line of vintage Nicaraguan puros with the 2013, 2014 and 2015 iterations resting in the aging room at Casa Favilli, Mombacho’s state-of-the-art factory in Granada.

“Five years is a long time to wait for a cigar. Claudio hand picked the tobaccos for Cosecha 2012 so we can’t wait for Mombacho fans to get their hands on this special cigar,” said Mombacho Cigars’ National Sales Manager, Mo Maali.

“A unique and rare cigar has landed in the United States. Cosecha 2012 is a game-changer. Get yours soon – they are selling out fast!” said Claudio Sgroi, Mombacho Cigars’ President and Master Blender.

Cosecha 2012 is a 6 x 52 toro with a pigtail cap has an MSRP of $21.95. This special cigar will be available in boxes of 10 with only 5,000 cigars produced. The Mombachito will begin shipping in new 10-count ($43.00 MSRP) and 50-count boxes ($160.00 MSRP). These replace the 5-count and 100-count boxes that were previously available. The Mombachito is a small hand rolled long filler cigar measuring 4.5 x 26. It boasts a a sun grown wrapper from the Jalapa Valley and binder and filler tobaccos from Condega.

Mombacho Cosecha 2012

Origin: Nicaragua
Wrapper, binder, filler: Nicaragua
Size: Toro 6 x 52
MSRP: USD 21.95

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