The Casa Turrent 1880 line will be adding new sizes to each of its four blends, with the cigars being launched at the 2021 PCA Convention & Trade Show in July.

The first new size will be a 7 1/2 x 40 lancero that is priced at $16.80 and will begin shipping in August, followed by a 5 1/4 x 55 robusto with an MSRP of $16.20 that will ship in September. Then comes a 5 1/2 x 54 perfecto with an MSRP of $16.60 that will ship in October, rounded out by a 4 3/4 x 52 short robusto that is due in November and priced at $13.80.

All four of the new sizes will be offered in boxes of 10 cigars.

The Casa Turrent 1880 line is made up of four blends:

  • Claro, which uses a Mexican habano criollo San Andrés claro wrapper, Mexican Negro San Andrés binder, with Mexican and Dominican tobacco in the filler.
  • Colorado, which uses a Mexican negro San Andrés colorado wrapper, Mexican habano criollo San Andrés binder, and Mexican fillers.
  • Oscuro, which uses Mexican habano criollo San Andrés tobacco for the wrapper and filler, with Mexican negro San Andrés used for the binder.
  • Maduro, which has a Mexican negro San Andrés maduro wrapper, Mexican habano criollo San Andrés binder, and fillers from Mexico and Nicaragua.

All of the Mexican tobacco used in the 1880 lines is grown by the Turrent family.

Casa Turrent made the announcement about the new cigars via Cigar Aficionado.

 

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