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Onyx Bold Nicaragua 'Dare to Be Bolder' FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Rafael Nodal July 10, 2020 954-453-5940 Onyx Bold Nicaragua ‘Dare to Be Bolder’ FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Onyx Bold Nicaragua certainly lives up to its name. A smoke of championship pedigree, the Onyx Bold Nicaragua is a medium-to-full- bodied cigar that will be sure to delight the enthusiast in search of a dark Nicaraguan cigar – that is full of flavor. “The Onyx Bold is a much anticipated follow up to the award-winning Onyx Reserve, which boasted an impressive 94 cigar rating from Cigar Aficionado when it was first introduced,” said Rafael Nodal, Head of Product Capability for Tabacalera USA. Now back with three vitolas that includes a larger 60 x 6 Magnum, the expertly constructed Onyx Bold Nicaragua delivers a complex smoking experience that adult smokers expect from the Onyx Brand. This distinctive cigar is handmade at the AJ Fernandez factory in Nicaragua and “brings a meticulously fermented dark, San Andres wrapper that envelopes a unique blend of Nicaraguan tobaccos aged for more than four years”, Nodal said. To add to the excitement, the Onyx Bold Nicaragua will be offered three sizes: 54 x 6 Toro; 50 x 5 Robusto; and now in a bigger 60 x 6 Magnum vitola to round out the big and bold cigar experience. The Onyx Bold Nicaragua is presented in a sleek matte black 20-count box with eye- catching touches of silver and white that is sure to make a bold statement in any humidor. To put it simply, Onyx is back and bolder than ever. MSRP Robusto (50 x 5) - $8.90 Toro (54 x 6) - $9.25 Magnum (60 x 6) - $9.80 Available in stores beginning August 2020. – more – Onyx Bold Nicaragua … page 2 About Altadis U.S.A. Altadis U.S.A. has been crafting fine premium cigars since 1918 and is responsible for many of the world’s most renowned brands, including Henry Clay, Montecristo, Romeo y Julieta, H. Upmann and Trinidad. If you have ever enjoyed a premium cigar, there’s a good chance you’ve enjoyed a cigar crafted by Altadis U.S.A. Visit www.altadisusa.com for more information. ###.
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