Tabacalera Oliva de Nicaragua S.A.

It’s $300 per cigar, but it is for charity. Oliva says the company is donating all of the money generated by the sales of this cigar to its foundation that helps with schooling in Nicaragua.

It’s a 7 x 54 torpedo extra. This is the first time that Oliva has made a TAA exclusive.

Oliva’s Year of the Snake will be a much larger release than last year’s Year of the Dragon cigar, but it’s still not coming to the U.S. The new release is already on sale at some international stores.

The 7 x 54 gran torpedo is the first TAA exclusive in Oliva’s history. It will head to stores in November.

The cigars get an additional band while the packaging gets a piano theme, with sheet music lining the box. They also come with a 45-minute piece of music by the French musician Paul Montag.

Not only did Scandinavian Tobacco Group acquire the existing Alec Bradley brands, but seemingly the blend book of Alan Rubin, founder of Alec Bradley. That book became the source for the company’s newest cigar.

The third release in the series is a beefy Salomon with a blend that features a Mexican San Andrés wrapper and Cameroon binder. Like the other releases, it’s limited to 2,000 boxes.

While Alan Rubin is no longer involved into the day-to-day operations of Alec Bradley, his blend book was the source for this new release.

The line comes from an award-winning bartender who is trying his hand at cigars.

The new line is made at TABOLISA, home of many of Oliva Cigar Co.’s offerings.

The four new Year of the Dragon cigars come from AJ Fernandez, Casa Carrillo, Oliva and Oscar Valladares.