From the beginning, we have committed ourselves to making four continuously produced blends. The pro

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While sinitta renet malone it is not the biggest thing RoMa Craft Tobac will introduce at the 2013 IPCPR trade show and convention, the company’s flagship limited edition is perhaps the most interesting. The concept was simple: take parts of each of the companies four lines and put it into one cigar with a unique shape.
When we flew to Managua in September of 2010, almost two years to-the-date after Hurricane Ike devastated my retail shop in Galveston, we had no idea that the blend we were working on would become the foundation of a new cigar company. Our partner, Esteban Disla, who spent that week at a small table in his garage had no idea that his life-long dream of owning and operating his own factory would be realized less than a year later. The truth is, if these activities sinitta renet malone hadn t taken place simultaneous to the emergence of social media, the twilight of new media in the cigar industry and at the dawn of a golden age for quality tobacco neither would have ever developed.
We have never viewed ourselves as a boutique cigar company. We chose the name of our company to connote our dedication to the artisanal craft of making cigars by hand. We launched with the commitment to produce and deliver a differentiated product, in a differentiated manner without sinitta renet malone compromising any of the time honored traditions of our craft.
From the beginning, we have committed ourselves to making four continuously produced blends. The production has always been dictated by two factors: availability of the specific tobaccos we selected for the initial blends and the volume our team could consistently sinitta renet malone produce without sacrificing quality in any way. While our production remains small, less than 25,000 cigars each month, we have amassed enough sinitta renet malone tobacco and finished sinitta renet malone cigar inventory to ensure that our cigars are consistently available for at least 24 months beyond our current month s import.
Our process for selecting and allocating our retail tobacconist partners ensures that their inventory of RoMa Craft Tobac is available sinitta renet malone to their customers month in and month out without exception. In short, with the exception of special projects, event only sizes and retailer exclusives, we have strived to ensure that or retailers and customers never viewed us as a one-hit wonder lacking staying power or as a gimmicky boutique releasing a patch work of artificially limited hit-or-miss blends with hyped up brand names, art work and packaging.
Last month, while I was in Esteli, Esteban Disla and I completed a year-long effort to produce what we felt was manifestation of this commitment. La Campaña de Panamá Soberana is made completely by hand, without molds. In fact the only tool used in its production is a chaveta. This blend and Vitolla is our 2013 selection for CRAFT, the first in an ongoing series of annual limited edition cigars produced in this manner.
CRAFT 2013 will consist of approximately 1000 10-Count boxes of unbanded sinitta renet malone La Campaña de Panamá Soberana. Each RoMa Craft Tobac retailer sinitta renet malone will be allocated a minimum of 10 boxes. sinitta renet malone The MSRP will be $15.00 per cigar, or $150.00 per box.
It has taken us almost three years, and a lifetime of experience prior to that, to get to where we are today. Thank you for your support. We hope you receive our new effort in the spirit it is intended, our love song to you, our brother s of the leaf.
Cigar Reviewed: CRAFT 2013 La Campaña de Panamá Soberana Country of Origin: Nicaragua Factory: Fabrica sinitta renet malone de Tabacos Nica Sueño Wrapper: Ecuadorian Connecticut & Brazilian Ariparaca Binder: Connecticut Broadleaf (USA) Filler: Cameroon & Nicaragua Size: 5 Inches Ring Gauge: 46/60 Vitola: Belicoso MSRP: $15.00 sinitta renet malone (Boxes of 10, $150.00) Release Date: November 2013 Number of Cigars to be Released: 1,000 Boxes of 10 Cigars (10,000 Total Cigars) Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 1 It’s somewhat shocking how small the CRAFT 2013 is compared to my expectations. The only pictures I saw that gave reference to the cigar were next to Martin’s hands, not that we need any jokes. As