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Bolivar New Gold Medal - Exclusive for Casa del Habano

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Vasily 22 July 2023
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Bolivar New Gold Medal. The box of 10 costs CHF 290.00. They will be available at all Casa del Habano stores in Switzerland on 8 August 2023.

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Presented at the 2023 Festival del Habano in Cuba

The Bolivar New Gold Medal was presented at the Festival del Habano 2023 in Cuba. It was also the first time that visitors to the event were able to buy the cigars on site. There were tumultuous scenes as visitors rushed to the sales stand and there was probably only one station where you could pay by credit card.

The Bolivar New Gold Medal will be available exclusively in Casa del Habano shops. It is a format that will be known under the name „Partagás 15“ (48 x 165 mm). The original Bolivar Gold Medal cigar was discontinued in 2011. Although the ring gauge has been increased from 42 to 48, the previous length has been retained.

As with the earlier Gold Medal, a golden leaf will cover half of the cigar. The red LCDH band is attached below the Bolivar band.

Bolivar New Gold Medal
Bolivar New Gold Medal

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I am the editor of Zigarren.Zone and co-founder and editor of origin-of-cigar.com. Since 1995, I have been deeply involved with cigars – not just as a luxury item, but as a craft, a cultural asset and a fascinating natural product. With Zigarren.Zone, I have deliberately moved away from the traditional language of flavour descriptions. I’m not interested in what a cigar reminds me of. I’m interested in what the tobacco itself has to say. That’s why I explain connections in an accessible way, observe rather than judge, and prioritise knowledge over marketing. As well as my articles, I produce documentary films and video reports about cigars, their origins and the people behind them. My aim is simple: to explain cigars in an accessible way – independently and with respect for the tobacco.

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