The Punch Golden Era, a line made for General Cigar Co. by Julio and Justo Eiroa and featuring their Honduran-grown tobacco, is on its way to stores.
The Eiroas, well-known as the father-and-son duo behind JRE Tobacco Co., are producing the line at Fábrica de Puros Aladino at Las Lomas Jamastran, the factory that makes JRE Tobacco Co.’s cigars. The line uses Honduran corojo for the wrapper and binder, while the filler includes Honduran habano.
The Punch Golden Era is offered in three sizes:
- Punch Golden Era Robusto (5 x 50) — $9.99 (Box of 20, $199.80)
- Punch Golden Era Toro (6 x 52) — $10.49 (Box of 20, $209.80)
- Punch Golden Era Churchill (7 x 48) — $10.99 (Box of 20, $219.80)
“The Eiroa family has perfected corojo tobacco and we are excited to bring it to life with Punch Golden Era,” said John Hakim, brand manager for Punch, in a press release. “This tobacco delivers a silky, golden wrapper, a binder with ideal combustibility and a filler that produces unique spicy notes and a spectrum of nuances. We’re especially pleased to make a true Corojo experience available for cigar lover to enjoy any time the occasion calls for a rich and rewarding smoke.”
Images courtesy of General Cigar Co.