This highly anticipated limited release is only the third release of this blend, originally launched in 2015.
“Nocturne is definitely a fan favorite. It’s one of the cigars we get asked about the most. For this release we wanted to change things up and include some vitolas that have never been released. Traditionally Nocturne has always come in a trio of figurado sizes. This year we are doing the first Parejo iterations, Robusto & Toro. But for the purists we are also releasing a limited number of Short Salomon’s & Perfectos,” said James Brown, creator of Black Label Trading Co. and partner at Fabrica Oveja Negra.
DELIVERANCE NOCTURNE features a Pennsylvania Broadleaf wrapper with
Pennsylvania Ligero and Nicaraguan filler & binder.
Country of Origin: Nicaragua
Wrapper: Pennsylvania Broadleaf – Binder: Nicaraguan Habano
Filler: Nicaragua & Pennsylvania
– Robusto 5×52
– Toro 6×48
– Figurado
– Short Salomon “Snub Nose” 4 ¾ x 40 x 56
– Perfecto 5×56
Black Label Trading Company is redefining the standards for cigar making. With a “less is more” philosophy, Black Label Trading Co. creates hand crafted premium cigars of the utmost quality in small batch, limited quantities.
For more information please visit OvejaNegraCigars.com. Consumers may search by zip code for retailers nearest them.
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