Black Label Trading Company will have something new for fans on store shelves in the coming days, as the company is set to begin shipping the third release of the Deliverance Nocturne to retailers this week.

“The crop of Pennsylvania tobacco we received this year is exceptional, the Nocturne highlights everything I love about Pennsylvania broadleaf,” said James Brown, creator of BLTC and partner at Fabrica Oveja Negra, via a press release. He called this year’s vintage “rich, complex, and finishes with a bold earthiness,” adding that it offers a balance between strength and flavor.

The Deliverance Nocturne uses a Pennsylvania Broadleaf wrapper and a Nicaraguan habano binder, with Pennsylvania ligero alongside Nicaraguan leaves in the filler. It is offered in three sizes:

The Nocturne is handcrafted at BLTC’s factory, Fabrica Oveja Negra, in Esteli, Nicaragua. The company is producing 500 boxes of each size.

The line debuted in 2015 as an extension to the Deliverance line, which has since become a store exclusive for Ford on Fifth in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Black Label Trading Co. is distributed by Boutiques Unified.

Update (Dec. 11, 2017) — Production numbers were added to this story after being confirmed by a company representative.

Image courtesy of Black Label Trading Co.

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