Casa 1910 Soldadera Edition to Debut at TPE 2023 (Update)
At the 2023 Total Product Expo (TPE), Casa 1910 is scheduled to debut its newest cigar line, the Soldadera Edition. The line is made up of three cigars, all named in homage of women who contributed to the Mexican Revolution.
La Coronela is a beefy 5 1/2 x 58 vitola that honors Amelia Robles, who fought in disguise as a man in Emiliano Zapata’s army. It features an Ecuadorian habano wrapper, a Brazilian Arapiraca binder, and fillers from the Dominican Republic and Mexico. It has an MSRP of $20 per cigar
Next is Sampetrina, a 5 x 50 robusto named in honor of Petra Herrera, who also fought in the disguise of a man, though for the forces led by Pancho Villa. She went on to lead her own brigade of soldaderas, a group made up exclusively of women, after she felt she did not receive proper recognition for her contributions to the Revolution.
The blend features a Connecticut wrapper, Dominican binder and fillers from Mexico and the Dominican Republic, which the company calls medium strength. It is priced at $16 per cigar.
Rounding out the Soldadera Edition is the Teniente Angela, a 6 x 52 toro named for a soldier from Oaxaca who fought with both Pancho Villa and Emiliano Zapata. It uses a habano wrapper of undisclosed origin, dual Mexican and Dominican binders, and fillers from the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua, a combination that the company pegs as medium to full strength. It is priced at $18 per cigar.
All three cigars are offered in 10-count boxes and 25-count bundles, and are being produced at Tabacalera La iSLA, the Dominican facility owned by Hostos Fernández Quesada. This release will mark the first release from Casa 1910 to come from the Dominican Republic, as it has previously worked with factories in Mexico and Nicaragua.
Casa 1910 began taking orders for the new Soldadera Edition during an event it hosted in Mexico City from Nov. 18-20. The company has not yet announced a shipping date, but has said it will be available for purchase at select retailers after the show, which takes place Feb. 22-24 in Las Vegas.
Update (Feb. 20, 2023) — The company released additional information and images of the line today, including blend details of the Teniente Angela and Sampetrina blends, which have been added to the story. This story was originally published on Nov. 24, 2022.
Patrick Lagreid
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