Three Casdagli Releases, From Costa Rica to Navarrete 

Daughters of the Wind Rosado. The new expression takes a sun-grown Habano Rosado wrapper from IGM Cigars’ own plantation in the mountains of Puriscal, Costa Rica — one of the first harvests released to Casdagli — over a Costa Rican binder and fillers from Nicaragua, Peru, the Dominican Republic and Costa Rica. It is rolled at IGM in San José. Five vitolas: Robusto 5 × 50, Toro 6 × 52, the box-pressed Durra piramide 6 × 52, Figurado 6½ × 60 and Lonsdale 7 × 42, in 20-count slide-top boxes. Rosado follows Rabicano, Calico, Cremello and Sabino — all rare horse coat colours.

Brothers of the Sabre: Flamboyant and Custodian. Two Napoleonic opposites — Joachim Murat, the cavalry commander, and Sir Hudson Lowe, who guarded Napoleon in exile. Hendrik Kelner Jr. blends both at Kelner Boutique Factory in the Dominican Republic. Flamboyant is Dominican filler and binder under an Ecuadorian wrapper; Custodian adds Zimbabwean and American leaf to the filler. Each comes as a Toro 6 × 52 and a Piramide 6 × 49, in cedar piano-top boxes of 20.

Dominita Corojo Original Petit Exquisito. A 4 × 35 parejo of pure corojo from Navarrete in the Dominican Republic, rolled at De Los Reyes. One seed, no blending. It joins the Corojo 2012. The packaging is an homage to the Taíno culture in Dominican Republic. 

They will be available in Europe in the coming months.