I got this Press Release from LFD a little while ago, along with the accompanying photo...
La Flor Dominicana to introduce Double Claro, January 2012.
Coral Gables, FL January 2012 - La Flor Dominicana will introduce its first ever Candela cigar.
The Double Claro is a medium bodied candela with an Ecuadorian wrapper, Nicaraguan binder and Dominican filler from our farm in La Canela. The original release will be in 25 count boxes available in three sizes (robusto, corona, chuchill). This item will be regular production.
No. 50 - Size: 50 x 5 Suggested retail per box: $171.50 Suggested retail per cigar: $6.86
No. 42 - Size: 42 x 5 ½ Suggested retail per box: $169.00 Suggested retail per cigar: $6.76
No. 48 - Size: 48 x 6 7/8 Suggested retail per box: $181.50 Suggested retail per cigar: $7.26
Coral Gables, FL January 2012 - La Flor Dominicana will introduce its first ever Candela cigar.
The Double Claro is a medium bodied candela with an Ecuadorian wrapper, Nicaraguan binder and Dominican filler from our farm in La Canela. The original release will be in 25 count boxes available in three sizes (robusto, corona, chuchill). This item will be regular production.
No. 50 - Size: 50 x 5 Suggested retail per box: $171.50 Suggested retail per cigar: $6.86
No. 42 - Size: 42 x 5 ½ Suggested retail per box: $169.00 Suggested retail per cigar: $6.76
No. 48 - Size: 48 x 6 7/8 Suggested retail per box: $181.50 Suggested retail per cigar: $7.26
My initial reaction to the photo: Man, are those cigars green! If you've seen candelas before you probably have seen a light lime green hue...and it even disappears to a certain extent under some lighting condition. These stogies are practically "Incredible Hulk" green, but whether or not they really are that brilliant of a shade will be seen once they hit the shelves. To be honest, I am looking forward to giving them a try, especially since the very good candela offerings the last year or two from Illusione and Viaje. Also...I have a suspicion we'll be seeing a bunch of bloggers reviewing these around the middle of March this year. Erin go bragh!
0 comments:
Post a Comment