PADRÓN 1964 VERTICAL - Cigar Aficionado
PADRÓN 1964 VERTICAL - Cigar Aficionado
PADRÓN 1964 VERTICAL - Cigar Aficionado
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NAT SHERMAN TIMELESS COLLECTION<br />
(NICARAGUAN)<br />
Made by: Plasencia <strong>Cigar</strong>s S.A., Nicaragua<br />
Wrapper: Nicaragua<br />
Binder: Nicaragua<br />
Filler: Nicaragua<br />
Price: $6.67– $8.57<br />
Details: More full bodied than the original<br />
Timeless line, this Nicaraguan puro comes<br />
in three sizes: Timeless 452, 4 by 52; Timeless<br />
556, 5 by 56; and Timeless 660, 6 by 60. These<br />
box-pressed cigars will be packed in boxes of<br />
21. The cigars go on sale tomorrow.<br />
OLIVA CIGAR CO.<br />
OLIVA SERIE V MELANIO<br />
Made by: Tabacalera Oliva S.A., Nicaragua<br />
Wrapper: Ecuador<br />
Binder: Nicaragua<br />
Filler: Nicaragua<br />
Price: $8.00–$14.00<br />
Details: The brand is named after Melanio Oliva, who is<br />
believed to be the first in the Oliva family to grow tobacco.<br />
Its Ecuadoran Sumatra wrapper is quite uncommon in<br />
Oliva’s portfolio, as they have not used this type of tobacco<br />
since the Master Blends 2 series. It will be available in five<br />
sizes: Robusto, 5 by 52; Churchill, 7 by 50; Torpedo, 6 1/2<br />
by 52; Petit Corona, 4 1/2 by 46; and Figurado, 6 1/8 by 52.<br />
What makes it special: The most expensive Oliva line<br />
produced to date.<br />
ORTEGA CIGAR CO.<br />
ORTEGA SERIE D<br />
Made by: My Father <strong>Cigar</strong>s S.A., Nicaragua<br />
Wrapper: Ecuador, Mexico<br />
Binder: Nicaragua<br />
Filler: Nicaragua<br />
Price: $6.50–$8.50<br />
Details: Offered in both natural (Ecuador) and maduro<br />
(San Andrés) wrappers, Ortega Serie D is the first brand<br />
from Eddie Ortega since his departure from EO Brands<br />
and its eventual dissolution earlier this year. The Serie D<br />
line comes in six box-pressed sizes: No. 6, 4 1/2 by 48; No.<br />
7, 5 by 46; No. 8, 5 1/2 by 52; No. 10, 6 by 52 (torpedo);<br />
No. 12, 5 by 52; and No. 20, 6 by 60. They are offered in<br />
boxes of 10 or 20 cigars.<br />
PADILLA CIGAR CO.<br />
PADILLA INVICTUS<br />
Made by: El Titan de Bronze, U.S.A.<br />
Wrapper: Ecuador<br />
Binder: Nicaragua<br />
Filler: Nicaragua<br />
Price: $12.50–$14.30<br />
Details: Invictus is a limited cigar with just 600 boxes per<br />
year slated for production. The cigars themselves will be<br />
rolled in the entubar style, finished with triple-seam caps<br />
and sport a Habano-seed Ecuadoran wrapper leaf. The line<br />
comes in three sizes: Robusto, 5 by 54; Toro, 6 by 54; and<br />
Torpedo, 6 1/2 by 54.<br />
PADILLA MIAMI MADURO<br />
Made by: El Titan de Bronze, U.S.A.<br />
Wrapper: Mexico<br />
Binder: Nicaragua<br />
Filler: Nicaragua<br />
Price: $12.50–$14.30<br />
Details: Padilla is following up the Miami line with this<br />
San Andrés-wrapped sequel, whose fillers are blended with<br />
tobacco from Aganorsa, ASP, and the Oliva family growers.<br />
The line comes in three sizes: Robusto, 5 by 54; Toro, 6 by<br />
54; and Torpedo, 6 1/2 by 54.<br />
What makes it special: A new batch of this line is made<br />
only every two months.<br />
PADILLA RESERVA HABANO<br />
Made by: Tabacalera Oliva S.A., Nicaragua<br />
Wrapper: Ecuador<br />
Binder: Nicaragua<br />
Filler: Nicaragua<br />
Price: $8.50–$10.00<br />
Details: Padilla’s Reserva Habano boasts a similar blend to the<br />
Padilla Studio Tobac Figurado, which rated 93 points earlier this<br />
year. A Cuban-seed<br />
Ecuadoran wrapper<br />
binds tobaccos from<br />
the Estelí, Condega<br />
and Jalapa growing<br />
regions. The foursize<br />
line will include<br />
Short Robusto, 4<br />
by 60; Toro, 5 3/4<br />
by 50; Torpedo, 6<br />
by 54; and Double<br />
Toro, 5 3/4 by 60.<br />
They will be sold in<br />
20-count boxes and<br />
should be arriving<br />
on shelves now.<br />
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