Garo Cigars to Release 25th Anniversary Eternity Series at PCA 2022
Garo Cigars, a boutique cigar company based out of Glendale, Calif., will be celebrating its 25th anniversary at the 2022 PCA Convention & Trade Show next month, and doing so with a new cigar.
The Garo Cigars 25th Anniversary Eternity Series features a blend that uses an Ecuadorian habano wrapper, Dominican olor binder and a Nicaraguan filler. The company calls it the “epitome of all the Garo Cigars blends” that have been released previously, adding that “it boasts a sophistication and elegance that are exclusive to the current Garo Cigars blends.”
The line is produced by Tabacalera Cinco Estrellas in Tamboril, Dominican Republic, and is being offered in three sizes:
- Garo Cigars 25th Anniversary Eternity #4 (4 1/2 x 54) — $10.40 (Box of 25, $260)
- Garo Cigars 25th Anniversary Eternity #5 (5 1/2 x 54) — $12 (Box of 25, $300)
- Garo Cigars 25th Anniversary Eternity #4 (6 1/2 x 54) — $15.20 (Box of 25, $380)
“Twenty-five years marks a very special milestone for the company and it deserved a special cigar,” the company wrote in a press release. “The tobacco for this unique blend combines subtle spiciness with darker, classic nutty characteristics found in the very best of old Havana.”
Harout Bouldoukian of Garo Cigars told halfwheel that the plan is for the 25th Anniversary to be an ongoing, regular production release. He added that the cigars are in stock and will begin shipping immediately following the conclusion of the trade show, which runs from July 8 – 12.
At the trade show, Garo Cigars will also be releasing a new sampler that contains six of the company’s top blends: the Garo Blue Corona Gordo, 20th Anniversary Belicoso, 1887 Box Pressed Churchill, Edicion Limitada 2010 #6, Adamas A55 and Maduro Especial 560. It has an MSRP of $60.
Images courtesy of Garo Cigars.
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