Description
OLIVA CIGARS CELEBRATES WITH EXCLUSIVE “YEAR OF THE SNAKE”
EDITION FOR THE LUNAR NEW YEAR
Oliva Cigars, a distinguished leader in the premium cigar industry, is proud to introduce the "Oliva Year of the Snake" – a limited-edition release to celebrate the Chinese New Year. This exclusive offering features a curated box of 10 Churchill cigars, each meticulously hand-rolled at Oliva's renowned factory in Estelí, Nicaragua.
Drawing inspiration from the powerful symbolism of the Snake in Chinese culture, the Oliva Year of the Snake collection showcases the exceptional artistry and craftsmanship that cigar enthusiasts have come to expect from the Oliva brand. Each beautifully designed box highlights a stunning depiction of a snake, embodying the elegance and mystique of this revered creature while honoring the traditions of the Lunar New Year. The Oliva Year of the Snake cigars feature a Sun-Grown Natural wrapper from Ecuador, a Nicaraguan binder and Nicaraguan filler, creating a rich and well-balanced smoking experience.
Fred Vandermarliere, CEO of Vandermarliere Cigar Family, expressed his excitement about the release, stating, “We are delighted to present the Oliva Year of the Snake in honor of the Lunar New Year. This limited-edition collection reflects our unwavering commitment to quality and craftsmanship. We’ve designed this release to provide cigar aficionados with a unique, culturally resonant experience – making it a prized addition for collectors and enthusiasts alike.” With only 3,500 boxes produced, this exclusive collection will be available at the end of this year. Given its limited availability, the Oliva Year of the Snake is anticipated to sell out swiftly. This offering represents not only a celebration of culture but also an opportunity for cigar connoisseurs to enjoy a truly one-of-a-kind creation from Oliva Cigars.
About Oliva Cigars:
Melanio Oliva founded the Oliva Cigar Company when he began growing tobacco in Cuba’s hallowed Pinar del Rio municipality in 1886. By the early 1920s, his son, Facundo, had taken over and continued to cultivate the family fields in Cuba for several decades. Later forced out by Castro’s communist revolution of 1959, he travelled from country to country trying to replicate the amazing terroir of Cuba, passing through Honduras, Panama, Mexico and even the Philippines before finally settling upon Nicaragua as the new best place on the planet to grow his precious cigar tobacco. Today, as part of the J. Cortès group, Oliva stands as the second largest Cuban-seed tobacco grower in the country.
