New Cigar Release Info

Some more marketing.

Davidoff has unveiled the full details of its next release, Davidoff Limited Masters Edition 2015.

The release consists of two different vitolas, although each box will have three different-looking cigars. The boxes will contain four of each of the two sizes: Robusto (5 x 52) and Toro (6 x 54). The catch is that seven cigars will wear the regular white Golf secondary bands, while one Robusto will have a gold band.

Davidoff has marketed this release around the game of golf. The four Toros are packed in tubos and made to be smoked during the course, while the Robustos are made for the clubhouse after the round. The gold cigar is made to be given to the winner of the four-person golf game.“Aficionados who enjoy a round of golf with friends while contemplating the perfect scenery of the course, and find pleasure in the great camaraderie and celebration at the clubhouse after their game, will fill their time beautifully with these exceptionally crafted cigars,” said Charles Awad, svp global marketing & innovation at Oettinger Davidoff AG, in a press release.

Both cigars use an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, Dominican criollo binder and a variety of Dominican fillers: piloto volado, San Vincente visos, piloto visos, hybrid corojo / olor seco.

Suggested retail price for the box is $232, while the company indicates the Robusto should be priced at $26 and the Toro at $32 before any applicable local taxes.

Davidoff Limited Masters Edition 2015 is expected to begin shipping in April and the release is limited to 7,500 boxes.

This is the second release Davidoff has used under the Masters Edition name and a golf theme following the 2013 release of the Club House Toro.

Viva Republica is releasing a limited run of culebras featuring one of the Raptures, the Rapture Maduro and the final piece is the Guerrilla Warfare.

http://www.cigaraficionado.com/webfe...Debuting-18058

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Originally Posted by Demuths1770

Viva Republica is releasing a limited run of culebras featuring one of the Raptures, the Rapture Maduro and the final piece is the Guerrilla Warfare.

http://www.cigaraficionado.com/webfe...Debuting-18058

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That looks cool, all these LEs what's a cigar guy to do?

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Originally Posted by Browns7213

That looks cool, all these LEs what's a cigar guy to do?

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oh i know!! i love viva and at 18 bucks i will be picking 1 maybe 2 up, my local shop should have them in this week at some point

On sale April 15th.

L'Atelier Côte d'Or features a small amount of Pelo de Oro tobacco that has been grown in Nicaragua by the Garcia family of My Father Cigars. Pelo de Oro is notoriously difficult to grow, as it's prone to disease and produces low yields, which makes it quite an investment for a tobacco grower. However, it's a tobacco varietal renown by cigarmakers for its combination of strength and sweet flavor.

Côte is wrapped by the same Ecuadoran Sancti Spiritus leaf seen on the L'Atelier Selection Spéciale series of cigars, while the all-Nicaraguan double binder and filler blend has been tweaked to incorporate the Pelo do Oro.

The cigar, which measures 7 inches long by 47 ring gauge, retails for $16 and sports an all-white band with the embossed gold-foil L'Atelier leaf logo. Côte is packaged in glossy white boxes of 10, of which only 2,100 have been produced.

Welp now texas is getting its own crowned heads cigar!
http://halfwheel.com/crowned-heads-r...low-rose/80727

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Originally Posted by Browns7213

On sale April 15th.

L'Atelier Côte d'Or features a small amount of Pelo de Oro tobacco that has been grown in Nicaragua by the Garcia family of My Father Cigars. Pelo de Oro is notoriously difficult to grow, as it's prone to disease and produces low yields, which makes it quite an investment for a tobacco grower. However, it's a tobacco varietal renown by cigarmakers for its combination of strength and sweet flavor.

Côte is wrapped by the same Ecuadoran Sancti Spiritus leaf seen on the L'Atelier Selection Spéciale series of cigars, while the all-Nicaraguan double binder and filler blend has been tweaked to incorporate the Pelo do Oro.

The cigar, which measures 7 inches long by 47 ring gauge, retails for $16 and sports an all-white band with the embossed gold-foil L'Atelier leaf logo. Côte is packaged in glossy white boxes of 10, of which only 2,100 have been produced.

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hmmm usually don't go for anything at 7" unless it's a lancero, but I've yet to find a L'Atelier that I didn't like. Guess I'll have to keep my eye out for this one.

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Originally Posted by Demuths1770

Welp now texas is getting its own crowned heads cigar!
http://halfwheel.com/crowned-heads-r...low-rose/80727

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WTF...Tennessee, Hawaii, Texas....who's picking these places!?? I need an LE that can be had easily in NJ lol

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Originally Posted by lvfcrook1503

WTF...Tennessee, Hawaii, Texas....who's picking these places!?? I need an LE that can be had easily in NJ lol

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PA and NJ need sticks now lol

Huber was talking about these the other day. It's not a LE but more of an ongoing state exclusive like the Tenn Waltz. It's likely a few of the vendors do internet orders so they should be attainable.
He also announced a new event only release called Snake Oil.

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Originally Posted by HIM

Huber was talking about these the other day. It's not a LE but more of an ongoing state exclusive like the Tenn Waltz. It's likely a few of the vendors do internet orders so they should be attainable.
He also announced a new event only release called Snake Oil.

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I have a few waltz. I'll have to call around about the paniola. Wonder if the Snake Oil is going to be event only like the Yellow Cake was lol. Event only....or $45 for 3 of them lol