U.S. Patent Office records show that J.C. Newman first rolled Sarzedas cigars in 1900. A century ago, Sarzedas was widely known as “The Aromatic Cigar.” One hundred and twenty-five years later, J.C. Newman reintroduces the brand. The new cigars are handmade at J.C. Newman’s PENSA cigar factory in Esteli, Nicaragua.
“I have loved the Sarzedas name and the brand’s history as ‘The Aromatic Cigar’ for years,” said fourth-generation owner Drew Newman. “I have been wanting to bring this historic brand back, but had to wait until we could create a blend that lives up to the brand’s legacy. It’s is the most flavorful cigar we have ever made.”
These new cigars are rolled in four sizes, a 6” x 50 Toro, a 4.75” x 52 Robusto, a 7” x 48 Churchill, and a 5.5” x 43 Corona. They were blended by Rich Dolak, J.C. Newman’s longtime Vice President of Operations who has blending the cigars with the Newmans for 29 years.
Sarzedas features a silky smooth Ecuadorian Shade wrapper, and binder and filler tobaccos from the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua. J.C. Newman Sarzedas carry an MSRP of $8-10 per cigar, available in boxes of 20 cigars.
