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This is both the first Sancho Panza to be designated as a TAA exclusive and also the first Sancho Panza to be made in Nicaragua.

New for 2022: USB-C and orange lights. No, this is not a tech blog.

The CAO Amazon Basin, one of the most heralded cigars within the General Cigar Co. portfolio, will return to stores on Jan. 9. Like tequila, the “Extra Añejo” part of the name means these cigars were aged for longer, specifically, two years in a Spanish cedar-lined aging room in Nicaragua.

The unique boxes features lights. Notably, General Cigar Co. is using orange LEDs instead of the blue color that has been used for the first two releases.

CAO’s latest cigar draws on a range of Brazilian-grown tobacco, using it for the wrapper, binder and part of the filler.

While not a Brazilian puro, the new BX3 uses tobaccos from Brazil for its wrapper, its binder and part of its filler blend.

Canada is getting its own CAO release, and it uses Canadian-grown tobacco in the filler.

The CAO Amazon Basin is returning to store shelves for another limited edition run. The line, which debuted in 2014, garnered attention for its use…

During the 2013 IPCPR Convention & Trade Show, General Cigar Co. showed off a new line that was inspired by the expansive world of car…

When I think of the cigar industry’s biggest and most heritage-laden brands, I often assume that at some point in its history of one of…

One of the largest CAO cigars in the brand’s history is heading to stores. The CAO 60 Torque is a massive 8 x 60 vitola…