Oliva Cigars introduces the Oliva Serie V: the “Roaring 20’s”, a 6 x 60 Perfecto-shaped cigar with revenues going to the Oliva Helping Hands Foundation. The cigar was produced with craftsman, Daniel Marshall, known for developing the 24k, a cigar coated with Florentine gold foil.
The Roaring 20s is a tribute to the post-war Flapper era and is presented in a tailor-made
case wrapped in a cigar band that hails from the Principality of Monaco, a city/state on the banks for the French Riviera. The trimmings were crafted by Bruno & Dimitri Sonderegger of Switzerland.
“We’re so excited to present this cigar to the world. The idea was born before a worldwide pandemic took people’s freedoms away. I see it much more as an artwork than a product to smoke…especially when such an ode contributes to a better future for the local communities that make it all happen”, CEO Fred Vandermarliere said in a press release.
The Oliva Helping Hands Foundation works to create a positive impact on the lives of communities in Nicaragua, with an emphasis on helping cigar rolling parents with small children.
