Another stop with the familiar faces over at the ADVentura Cigars booth! Just like in 2023 at the Premium Cigar Association trade-show, we had the opportunity to catch back up with Marcel Knobel and Henderson Ventura to discuss the new offerings for the 2024 calendar year.
The Chancellor
If you remember back in 2022, ADVentura suffered a catastrophic loss when one of their warehouses caught fire and destroyed countless bales of tobaccos, cigars, boxes and bands. In that warehouse was most of the tobacco, boxes and bands to create the release that debuts this year; The Chancellor.
The Chancellor joins the Royal Return line and comes in at a 6 x 52 “toro” size. Crafted out of Dominican tobaccos, the cigar is an homage to the, “right hand man,” of Henderson Ventura, Adrian Acosta. Adrian is the top broker at ADVentura where he’s likely to be seen at humidor events across the USA where ADVentura are being highlighted as the host brand.
“The back story of this line is one that we’re incredibly proud of, and revolves around our right-hand man: Adrian Acosta. Many of you have likely met Adrian at your local cigar lounge, hosting an awesome event, sharing a laugh, and spreading the cigar culture throughout the land. The Chancellor is Adrian’s cigar, one that was created as part of our Elite Broker Program.”
Marcel Knobel, Co-Founder of ADVentura
The Blue Eyed Jack Revenge
The Blue Eyed Jack’s Revenge is the, “second line out of the second chapter,” when it comes to the Barbarroja’s Invasion line. Corona, Robusto, and Toro sizes are going to be the first three offerings from the new line extension. The Blue Eyed Jack’s Revenge is slated to hit the retailers shelves this summer in the month of July. Marcel Knobel, Co-Founder of ADVentura goes into more detail behind the idea and the execution of the new line extension below!
Around the ADVentura Booth
There is always a spirit of ADVenture while taking a stroll through the trove that is ADVentura Cigar! Premium cigar box after premium cigar box in a booth that almost feels like you’ve pulled into Tortuga or Port Royal on your mid 1700’s sea vessel.
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