Macanudo be shipping a new line in their Inspirado collection on May 4th. This new blend features a rare Brazilian wrapper and a proprietary Cuban-seed filler, marking the first time these tobaccos have been used with Macanudo. This new cigar is called the Macanudo Inspirado Brazilian Shade, a limited-edition line.
Macanudo Inspirado Brazilian Shade required a significant investment in agronomy, spanning Central and South America. This blend speaks to the lengths that we as a brand will go to in order to bring excitement to premium cigar smokers, and we’re confident that cigar lovers will be drawn to the singular experience this blend delivers.
Steve Abbot, senior brand manager of Macanudo
This new wrapper is grown in the lush tropical Bahia region of Brazil according to the exact specifications of Macanudo‘s agronomists. The rest of the blend contains a Mexican San Andrean binder and fillers that include “Dominican Cubita,” a unique and proprietary sun grown tobacco cultivated on a one-acre plot in the bucolic region of Mao, Dominican Republic as well as, Brazilian tobacco, Dominican Piloto Cubano and Nicaraguan Jalapa.
Macanudo Inspirado Brazilian Shade is rolled at the General Cigar Dominicana factory in Santiago, Dominican Republic. It will also ship to retailers on May 4th and will be available in two sizes: Toro (6.5” x 52); SRP per cigar $10.49, and Churchill (7” x 48); SRP per cigar $10.99. All comes in boxes of 10.
