Cigar News: Studio Tobac to Release Cain-F Lancero

Cain F Lancero

Wow, Oliva is introducing a new size for their Cain line, the Lancero.  With a unanimous vote from the Board of Studio Tobac, Oliva is going to begin to produce their new Cain F Lancero.  However, according to the press release, “the lancero will not be in regular production and therefore will not be for sale to the general public.  The Cain F Lancero will only be available in The Limited Edition Studio Tobac Cigar Sampler.” The Cain F Lancero is likely to be packaged in an aluminum tube along with other limited edition cigars to be gifted with a box purchase.  Sounds like the presentation alone is going to be an attraction.

“This Nicaraguan puro is a classic lancero size (7×38) with a triple cap instead of the traditional pig-tail cap.  The blend is based on the popular Cain F line of cigars, but adapted to fit the lancero format.”  I think this will be a great way to re-discover how size formats affect the flavors of a cigar line.

Looks like the Cain Lancero blend and the fermentation process is  a unique one too. “The strength of the Cain F cigars are from the 3 types of ligero leaf – from the three major growing regions in Nicaragua:  Jalapa, Condega, and Esteli.  [T]he tobaccos in Cain F are all triple fermented.  Triple fermentation tempers the harshness and bite of the ligero leaves.” According to the press release, this process leaves behind rich flavor and spice.

“I really don’t care if anyone else likes this cigar.  I love lanceros so I’ll smoke every one of them myself. The blend on this cigar is fantastic. They nailed it at the factory.” says Executive Board member John Gazerro. “Seriously, lanceros are the perfect size for something limited like this.  It’s not a size that sells well, but it’s probably the most respected size in the super-elite cigar community.”   Gazerro continued “This cigar isn’t for novices.  It’s definitely strong; but the real aficionados will appreciate the huge flavor and lack of harshness.” Apparently, this size format is targeted towards the super-elite cigar community.

“The Cain F Lancero, and the entire Studio Tobac Cigar Sampler, will be available as a “gift with purchase” at Studio Tobac World Tour events in 2011.”  Sounds like it will be a giveaway with box purchases – sounds like a good value-add!

I definitely look forward to trying out some of these tasty creations. Can’t help but to think the popularity of the Twitter Cigar had something to do with this format from Oliva. What do you think?

Via Studio Tobac




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  • http://www.tikibaronline.com dmjones1009

    I got the same press release and declined to post it on my own blog because…it’s a f’n tease! We’re putting them into production, but YOU CAN’T HAVE ANY!!! (unless you buy a box at an event, and you’d just better pray there’s an event coming your way before we run out of these)

    As far as unique fermentation process…if I’m not mistaken all Cain cigars feature triple-fermented tobacco, at least that’s the way they were used to be advertised.

    Being a die-hard lancero fan, I am looking forward to trying one of these…thankfully I’m hearing that the Studio Tobac tour will be coming to my home shop this summer.

  • http://twitter.com/tx_tuff tx_tuff

    I don’t think the Twitter Cigar had anything to do with the Cain F Lancero, just don’t think they have had enough time to get it together since the Twitter Cigar. So I think it was prob in the making before that. But who knows? I also don’t understand why the Lancero is not a good selling as Executive Board member John Gazerro says. Most cigars smokers I know like them.

    So just like last years Cain F Nub the Lancero will only be given away with a box purchase, I hate it when this is the only way you can get a cigar. My question when they have the Studio Tobac World Tour is will this include any box of Oliva cigars or just cigars that Sam Leccia help bring to the market, the Cain and Nub cigars? And since this seems to be replacing the tours Sam had, who will be rolling the cigars at the events? This and Sam’s personality is what brought in the large crowds.

    I know I keep bringing up Sam on anything Studio Tobac, I just think it is going to be bad karma the way they act like he was never a part of anything. And don’t get me wrong there are some great guys involved with Studio Tobac and I wish them well.

  • http://www.tikibaronline.com dmjones1009

    My understanding is that “any box of Olivas” will get the tour sampler, but my information could be totally off as they haven’t even announced event dates yet. If that’s true, though, I know what I’ll be getting at the event. Usually, my store allows you to mix-n-match 20 sticks to equate a box sale without having to get 20 of the same thing (I just can’t imagine getting a box of Cain…would last years…just like the box of Nubs I bought 2 years ago and is still not consumed)…I think I’d go with half a box of Oliva Connecticuts, some Serie V Lanceros, and maybe a few Cains and/or Nubs just to add variety. Get my box discount and free sampler and be very happy. Hope that’s the way it works anyway.

  • http://twitter.com/tx_tuff tx_tuff

    Well Ian said on Twitter that the Studio Tobac tour is for cigars under the Studio Tobac moniker, Nud, Cain, and soon to be released Cain Daytona. I asked him after I posted my comment here. So according to him its not all Olivas.

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