Maya Selva’s Villa Zamorano and VZ Reserva Get New Packaging
Maya Selva Cigars has given its two Villa Zamorano lines an updated look this fall, with the new packaging being showcased at the InterTabac 2024 trade fair later this month.
Villa Zamorano is a value-priced line that uses a Sumatra wrapper over a Honduran binder and fillers from Honduras and Nicaragua. The Villa Zamorano Reserva, which the company is now calling the VZ Reserva, is a Honduran puro highlighted by a Jamastrán-grown wrapper. It’s also designed to be wallet-friendly but uses higher quality tobacco.
Both lines are offered in the same eight sizes:
- Villa Zamorano / VZ Reserva Expreso (3 1/2 x 52)
- Villa Zamorano / VZ Reserva Intenso (4 x 46)
- Villa Zamorano / VZ Reserva Robusto (5 x 50)
- Villa Zamorano / VZ Reserva Corona (5 x 42)
- Villa Zamorano / VZ Reserva El Gordo (5 x 56)
- Villa Zamorano / VZ Reserva No. 15 (5 1/2 x 54)
- Villa Zamorano / VZ Reserva Soberano (6 x 60)
- Villa Zamorano / VZ Reserva Churchill (7 x 48)
The Villa Zamorano line comes in both 15-count and 25-count bundles, while the VZ Reserva is offered in 25-count boxes.
The new look is centered around an updated VZ logo that is featured in the center of the logo. The wraps around the Villa Zamorano bundles as well as the bundles get some new imagery, while the VZ Reserva moves its secondary band to the foot, helping differentiate it from the line’s previous packaging:
Cigars in the new packaging have just begun shipping to distributors and retailers in Europe and will be coming to the U.S. in October.
The InterTabac 2024 trade fair runs from Sept. 19-21 in Dortmund, Germany.
Images courtesy of Maya Selva Cigars.
Patrick Lagreid
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