Hammer + Sickle

Eric Hanson, founder of Hammer + Sickle vodka, debuted his cigar brand of the same name in 2010. In adopting the symbol of Russia as the cigars logo, he points out that the hammer and sickle does not represent the Soviet Union (which incorporated a star), but symbolizes Russias industrial north and agrarian south. For him, its a heritage symbol and not political. In addition to the core line, the Hammer + Sickle portfolio offers a few extensions, including Hermitage No. 1, Moscow City and Berlin Wall. In 2018, Hanson passed away. Klin Groupe, which owns the Hammer + Sickle brand, plans to continue producing cigars

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ammer+Sickle’s Hermitage No. 1 St. Petersburg, the brand’s first cigar that incorporates tobaccos from Nicaragua, is now on its way to retail shops throughout the United States.

Introduced at this summer’s IPCPR trade show, Hermitage No. 1 sports an all-ligero binder composed of tobacco grown in Estelí, and the filler is a mix of Criollo leaf from the Jalapa Valley. The all-Nicaraguan insides are covered by an Ecuadoran Habano wrapper.

Brand owner Eric Hanson says the reason he chose to delve into the world of Nicaraguan tobacco for the first time was simple: He wanted to add a medium- to full-bodied cigar to his brand portfolio. “Immediately, we knew it needed to be Nicaraguan, as this strength profile is the country’s sweet spot if you will,”