January 6, 2014 (Estelí, Nicaragua)–Nomad Cigar Company is pleased to announce the release of two additional sizes to the S-307 cigar line.

The S-307, a box pressed Sumatra wrapped cigar, was originally released in late 2013 in three sizes and enjoyed significant success from the start – landing on several “Best of 2013” lists.

The initial sizes in 2013 were:

  • Toro (6×50)
  • Robusto (5×50) and
  • Torpedo (6 1/2 x 52)

The two new 2014 sizes available in the S-307 line are:

  • 6 x 58 and
  • Corona (5.5 x 44)

“I am really excited about the response to the S-307 and glad to provide two additional sizes in the line. With quality tobacco, five different size choices, and a great price point, I feel that we hit the target on this line,” said Rewey.

Nomad Cigar Company launched in 2012 with four sizes of classic hand rolled Dominican cigars and quickly grew the [DR] line to seven sizes. In January 2013 founder Fred Rewey ventured to Nicaragua; blending and creating the Estelí Lot 1386 and the S-307.

The S-307 is Nomad’s first “full production” Nicaraguan cigar. It was blended and produced at Tabacalera AJ Fernandez. The “S” in the name stands for “Sumatra” while the “307” is in reference to the approximate square miles of Estelí, Nicaragua.

Both new sizes (as well as the original sizes) are in stock and shipping immediately.

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