Gran Habano has announced a new addition to their line up of cigars: Corojo No. 7. The company says this cigar has been in development for several years and is finally ready to hit shelves starting early next year.
The Corojo No. 7 is described as a stronger blend than the original Corojo No. 5, offering a bolder and more flavorful smoking experience. The blend uses a dark Corojo wrapper grown in the Jalapa Valley of Nicaragua, with Nicaraguan corojo binder and fillers.
Gran Habano will be producing 1000 limited-edition, 10-count leather cases to celebrate the release. Due to limited supply of tobacco leaves available for this blend, they are only able to produce about 16,000 cigars per year, making this a limited cigar. The cigar comes in one size, a 6 x 54 toro and is rolled at the Gran Habano factory located in Honduras.
We are thrilled to finally release the Corojo No. 7 blend to our loyal customers and cigar enthusiasts around the world. This blend has been a labor of love, and we are confident that it will exceed expectations.
George Rico, President of Gran Habano Cigars
