C.L.E. To Showcase The First 20 Years At TAA Conference
The Eiroa family has built its reputation around Honduran tobacco grown from seeds that they’ve always claimed were from the original El Corojo farm in Cuba. Now, Christian Eiroa of C.L.E. Cigar Co. is releasing a cigar with tobacco that he says was grown with Cuban seeds from La Victoria del Corojo, a Cuban farm once owned by his grandfather, Generoso.
Called Eiroa The First 20 Years, the cigar celebrates Eiroa’s two decades in the cigar business. It will debut next week at the Tobacconists’ Association of America meeting in Aruba and is exclusive to TAA retail members. Those who don’t make it to Aruba, however, will have to wait until next year to try the new smoke, as the cigar won’t be available until early 2025.
The First 20 Years measures 6 inches by 54 ring gauge and consists entirely of Honduran tobacco. It comes in a 10-count box and will have a suggested retail price of $16.60. The cigar is made in Honduras at the C.L.E. factory, and the tobacco grown from the La Victoria seeds is found in the filler.
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