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What’s in a name? Well, if you’re in the world of marketing, quite a bit. That may be why Aganorsa Leaf is planning a bit of a rebrand for its core lineup of cigars. As it stands, these blends are simply known as Corojo, Maduro, Connecticut, and Habano. That’s about to change.
As we venture further into the 21st century, there may eventually be no corner of modern life that remains untouched by web apps and technology. Whether you enjoy the convenience this offers or prefer old school approaches, the progress certainly seems inevitable. Just look at the new tech offered up by Light ’em Up and HumidifGroup.
If you were to list countries and regions that are generally associated with tobacco farming, Canada probably wouldn’t be ranked very high (if at all). But wouldn’t you know it, the mad blenders at CAO have created a cigar that incorporates true, Canadian-grown tobacco. Unfortunately, it will also be exclusively sold in The Great White North as well.
The cigar industry has always been a place that likes to celebrate success. From Cigar Aficionado’s iconic ratings to Cigar Journal’s annual Cigar Trophy Awards, there is no shortage of ways to find the best blends on the market. Now, Cigar Sense is giving consumers a new way to recognize a solid cigar before spending money on it: their Product Excellence Award.
Michael Jordan’s love of cigars has been well known, from his recent documentary to this very blog. However, owning one of the historical sticks that he puffed upon is another matter entirely. But now super fans (of the super rich variety) will have a chance to do just that.