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We are changing the distribution process to release piggies twice a year, Spring and Late Fall.”Kicking off this seasonal release is the Kentucky Fire Cured Flying Pig, featuring a Kentucky seed tobacco, grown and fire cured in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, along with Nicaraguan and Brazilian fillers. Packaged in 12 count boxes with an MSRP of $115.17.The Undercrown Maduro, Undercrown Shade, and Undercrown Sun Grown Flying pigs are packaged in 12 count boxes with an MSRP of $153.17, with Undercrown Shade and Undercrown Sun The Undercrown Maduro features a Mexican San Andres Maduro wrapper, Connecticut Stalk Cut and Sun Cured Habano binder, and Brazilian Mata Fina and Nicaraguan Habano filler leaves. The Liga Privada T52 features a Connecticut River Valley Stalk Cut and Sun Cured Habano Wrapper, Plantation Grown
Toronto, Canada: Debonaire House and Indian Motorcycle® announce theIndian Motorcycle® Cigars Connecticut Shade, launching in May as an exclusivefor Canadian retailers through distribution partner Brigham 1906. Re-introduced into the premium cigar market in 2015, Indian Motorcycle Cigars isa licensed product between Debonaire House & Indian Motorcycle / Polaris
Padilla Cigar Company has a new line that is inspired by celebrated cigar enthusiast Winston Churchill. Padilla Finest Hour draws its inspiration from Churchill’s legendary “This was their finest hour” speech that he delivered to the House of Commons on June 18, 1940 as Great Britain was in the midst of the Second World War
Recently obtaining a 92 rating by Cigar Journal, the Villiger Meridiana was released in 1998 and has gained a loyal following, among full-flavored cigar enthusiasts in Europe. The Villiger La Meridiana bases its historical roots, in a long forgotten Cuban factory named “La Meridiana”. The sale went through shortly after the war ended in 1898, and just like that, Pedro Murias along with the original La Meridiana cigar factory became a fading memory. During his many trips to Cuba he discovered the name and rich history of the Meridiana factory, and thought to create a full-flavored cigar, beautiful and elegant enough to carry on the La Meridiana name in honor of Pedro Murias.