Ashton Distributors Inc.

The change means that Ashton will continue to work with the Kohlhase family for its German distribution. At this week’s InterTabac 2024 trade fair in Dortmund, Ashton will be in the M. K. & Söhne stand.

Unlike the original version that debuted in 2014, the newest incarnation of the La Aroma de Cuba Noblesse is a regular production release and includes four different vitolas. One thing remains the same: it is made at My Father Cigars S.A. in Estelí, Nicaragua.

The first 3,000 boxes of the new release—750 boxes of each vitola—are being shipped to Ashton’s top 300 accounts, and those stores will have exclusive access to the line until 2025.

The blend and packaging are new, but it is still being made at the My Father S.A. factory in Nicaragua. Most importantly, it is coming back as a regular production cigar.

The latest addition to the La Aroma de Cuba line promises to be a “mellow and sophisticated classic.”

Ashton doesn’t always introduce a new line of cigars at the PCA Convention & Trade Show, but in June it began shipping the new La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut.

The La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut uses a wrapper grown in Ecuador over Nicaraguan tobaccos grown by the García family. As with other La Aroma de Cubas, it is made at My Father Cigars S.A.

It’s an all-new booth for Ashton at the PCA 2022 and there are plenty of existing cigars that are also getting new looks.

About half of the 10 cigars in this sampler are either exclusives or very difficult to find. Inside, you’ll find cigars from Alec Bradley, Arturo Fuente, Ashton, E.P. Carrillo, J.C. Newman, My Father, Oliva, Padrón, Prometheus, Rocky Patel and Tatuaje.

The La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor gets a new look. The blend and sizes remain the same.

Ashton Distributors, Inc. will increase prices on some of its portfolio beginning Jan. 1, 2022. The changes will affect La Aroma de Cuba, San Cristobal…